Health care and biotechnology are supported by strong ties to academic programs at the University of Kentucky. Supported by more than $450 million in annual R&D expenditures, the cutting-edge medical research on disease and drug development performed by the graduate students and faculty has benefited the area and the nation. Click here to learn more.
The University of Kentucky’s Coldstream Research Campus is home to more than 50 organizations and more than 2,250 employees working in biotechnology, pharmaceuticals, equine health, and other industry sectors. Coldstream has additional land available for the future. Click here to learn more.
Relocation to Lexington, Kentucky ensures a strategic hub with prime location, skilled workforce, and vibrant business ecosystem — for unparalleled growth and success.
Not surprisingly, we believe Greater Lexington is one of the best places in the world. The numbers speak to the region’s success as a place to start or relocate a business, raise a family, or just enjoy life.
There are an abundance of site and building opportunities across the Greater Lexington Region.
Kindeva, a global contract development and manufacturing organization, was joined by Lieutenant Governor Jacqueline Coleman and community leaders today to…
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(LEXINGTON, KY – March 6, 2025) – For the second consecutive year, Greater Lexington has secured a place in the…
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Nearly 300 leaders from across the Greater Lexington region gathered for Commerce Lexington’s 2024 Regional Summit presented by Community…
Written By: Alex Stern, Economic Development Intern October is Manufacturing Month, a time when we celebrate the manufacturing industry and…
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