Frustrated with high business taxes and endless red tape on the coasts? Missouri has the talent, lower costs, and business-friendly environment to help your business thrive.
According to CompTIA Cyberstates 2024, Missouri’s thriving tech industry employs over 161,000 people, making up 5.3% of the state’s private-sector workforce. And that talent pool is growing.
Missouri prioritizes developing a tech talent pool that rivals any state in the U.S. With training programs like LaunchCode and Claim Academy rapidly delivering tech talent to Missouri employers, along with Apprenticeship Missouri—one of the nation’s most successful apprenticeship programs—more workers are being upskilled to support companies across the state.
Clever ranked Kansas City and St. Louis as two of the most affordable places to live in the U.S. in 2024.
Missouri is home to the second-highest concentration of financial securities brokerage firms among major U.S. metropolitan areas. We’re also the only state that houses two different federal reserve banks. When you expand or relocate your business to the Show-Me state, some of your neighbors will include:
Missouri is a leader in financial services with more than 133,000 people, or 5.4% of the workforce, employed in financial services.
There is a lot of talent. There are really good schools here, so we have not had a hard time finding talent.
You have a once in a lifetime chance, because COVID has happened, to actually rethink what makes your business special. If you go to the usual place where everyone else is going, you don't really have a competitive advantage. I don't miss the coasts at all.
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