Park Hills, Missouri – The City of Park Hills has retained the Growth Services Group (GSG), a national workforce intelligence and consulting firm, to conduct a Hotel Feasibility Study for the community. This Market Study provides a demographic and economic overview of the subject area in Park Hills TIF District 2 to determine the overall feasibility of a new greenfield hotel development. The purpose of this Market Study is to estimate the perceived demand and to estimate fina

Dexter, MO – The City of Dexter tourism committee has retained the Growth Services Group (GSG), a national workforce intelligence and consulting firm, to conduct a Hotel Feasibility Study for the community. This Market Study provides a demographic and economic overview of the subject area to determine the overall feasibility of a new greenfield hotel development. The purpose of this Market Study is to estimate the perceived demand and to estimate financial performance of a ne

The Southwest Missouri Workforce Innovation Board retained the Growth Services Group, LLC., a national labor market research consulting firm, to administer a local Labor Supply Certification. The random household survey will be conducted via electronic survey. Residents are encouraged to participate when contacted throughout the seven WIB counties in Southwest Missouri, along the Kansas and Oklahoma counties of the Joplin Regional Partnership. The goal of the survey is to ide

West Plains, MO—The South Central Workforce Investment Board has retained the Growth Services Group, LLC., a national labor market research consulting firm, to administer a local Labor Supply Certification. The random household survey will be conducted via electronic survey. Residents of the WDB service territory are encouraged to participate when contacted. The goal of the survey is to identify the available labor force at the local and regional level by type, education, exp

Centralia, Missouri – The results of the study conducted by Growth Services Group (GSG) of Moberly, MO, a national workforce intelligence and consulting firm, are in. The conclusion of the study is that the community should be able to support a 33-room, mid-level hotel with a recommended rate range of $109.99 to $120.99. The study was a joint project of Centralia, Regional Economic Development, Inc. (CREDI), the Centralia Area Chamber of Commerce and the City of Centralia.