West Virginia Department of Commerce Region 3 - South Eastern

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Region 3 - South Eastern



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Economic Development Authorities in Region 3
  1. Barbour County Economic Development Authority

    Serves these counties: BARBOUR

    City: Philippi

  2. Greenbrier Valley Economic Development Corporation

    Serves these counties: GREENBRIER, MONROE, POCAHONTAS

    City: Maxwelton

  3. Pendleton County Economic and Community Development Authority

    Serves these counties: PENDLETON

    City: Franklin

  4. Randolph County Development Authority

    Serves these counties: RANDOLPH

    City: Elkins

  5. Tucker County Development Authority

    Serves these counties: TUCKER

    City: Parsons

  6. Upshur County Development Authority

    Serves these counties: UPSHUR

    City: Buckhannon

  7. Webster County Economic Development Authority

    Serves these counties: WEBSTER Carved out of the beautiful Appalachian mountains, Webster County offers an outstanding quality of life...

    City: Webster Springs

  8. West Virginia Hardwood Alliance Zone

    Serves these counties: BARBOUR, LEWIS, UPSHUR, WEBSTER, PRESTON, TUCKER, RANDOLPN

    City: Elkins

Business Retention and Expansion Representative
304-957-2052 
James Mosby
James.A.Mosby@wv.gov

Ted Bostic
Ted.B.Bostic@wv.gov
Business Climate Brochure
Business Climate Brochure

During the last several years, West Virginia has produced a positive business climate for new and expanding companies that want to create good jobs in West Virginia.
Development Assistance Programs Development Assistance Programs

Locating a business in West Virginia makes good business sense. It is the reason more than $20 billion worth of new business investments have been made in the state’s economy since 2005.
West Virginia Business Taxes
West Virginia Business Taxes

West Virginia has removed approximately $126 million of business tax burden in FY 2012 and more than $450 million during the past six years.