New Albany’s reputation for collaboration, proactive planning and advanced infrastructure combined with the region’s strong biosciences, engineering and tech talent, clinical research institutions and health care manufacturing and distribution operations continue to attract industry leaders. Learn why biotech, life sciences and biopharma companies, including Amgen, American Regent, AmplifyBio, HIMS and Pharmavite, are investing in the city’s Health & Life Sciences Cluster.

When it comes to landing major IT players, New Albany is much more than a triple threat. Its robust, high-speed fiber optics, triple feed electric capabilities in excess of 500 MW capacity and strong talent pipeline are coveted assets for data centers. Yet, what really sets the city apart is its streamlined planning, fast track permitting and a collaborative approach that breaks down barriers, expedites projects and explains why AWS, Facebook and Google continue to expand their investment here.

New Albany’s Personal Care and Beauty Campus, a vertically integrated supply chain, has drawn the country’s leading solutions providers in product development, design manufacturing, packaging and distribution. Coined the “Silicon Valley of health and beauty manufacturing,” the one-of-a-kind hub has brought $4.6 million in investment to the park since 2012. A new video demonstrates how collaborators and, even competitors, are achieving agility, comradery and innovation.

From its pedestrian-friendly Market Square with restaurants, cafes and shops to its large expanses of technology-ready, shovel-ready sites and 45+ miles of leisure trails, it’s easy to see why New Albany is a popular choice for corporate headquarters. Learn why The New Albany International Business Park has become home to global players, game changers and innovators that include Abercrombie & Fitch, Bath & Body Works, Justice and Red Roof Inn.

In just 20 years, The New Albany International Business Park has become the fastest growing master-planned park in the region and an important economic engine for the entire state of Ohio. New Albany and its partners have transformed cornfields into 11.5 million square feet of commercial space representing more than $3.4 billion in private investment. Learn why the park is “uniquely positioned among American business parks and a tremendous asset when selling the Columbus region around the world,” according to Kenny McDonald, Columbus2020’s president and chief economic officer.

From our pedestrian-friendly town square and performing arts center to our leisure trails and fitness facility, our master-planned city is designed to bring people together and build a strong sense of community. As an employee working in New Albany, here’s a quick glimpse of all we have to offer you.

The largest master-planned corporate business park in the state, the New Albany International Business Park has left nothing to chance. Designed to inspire creativity, discovery and commerce, its one-of-a-kind appeal has attracted a diverse range of businesses, from international headquarters to technology startups to the 3,000-acre park.

From CEOs of international companies to entrepreneurs, New Albany earns high marks for its exceptional customer service, business centric policies, expedited planning policies, public private partnerships, educated and skilled workforce, highly accessible location and quality of life.

A new video, “New Albany Works for Me,” demonstrates the positive appeal the city has among employees at all ages and stages of life. From CEOs and entrepreneurs to Millennials in the workforce, the video features a variety of employees sharing the many reasons they chose to work in New Albany.

An easy commute and affordable cost of living as well as the pedestrian-friendly town center, nationally ranked schools and 30+ miles of leisure trails are among the many assets that have attracted a workforce that has grown by 50 percent since 2009.