For twenty years, the Animal Health Corridor has fueled innovation and growth—attracting companies, creating jobs, and investing billions in the Kansas City region. Now, the focus shifts to the future with the launch of the Workforce Campaign, tackling the industry’s biggest challenge: closing the talent gap. From scientists to storytellers, animal health needs every skill set, and with tools at ExploreAHCareers.com, it’s time for all of us to inspire the next generation to join.

Gen Z grew up with options, algorithms and authenticity. TeamKC is diving into what’s working (and what’s not) when it comes to connecting with this generation before, during and after the career fair.

As I drop my son off for his freshman year of college, I realize the parallels between business and life’s challenging moments. It’s important we trust the process, because discomfort is where we all grow.

This summer, in collaboration with businesses across the KC region TeamKC elevated intern engagement to new levels.

Major investments, international trade missions and what’s next for KC.

Kansas City is rapidly solidifying its role as one of the top destinations for food and beverage manufacturing in the United States.

As more families welcome cats into their homes, it’s pertinent the animal health industry adapts from a canine-first model to one that embraces feline health and wellness as a priority. Hear how we can do just that in this month’s blog.

Major investments, international trade missions and what’s next for KC.

Kansas City recently completed a high-impact international mission to Germany, joined by a delegation of regional business leaders, elected officials and civic partners. The goal was clear: strengthen international trade relationships, promote the Kansas City region as a leading destination for foreign direct investment (FDI) and elevate our global visibility in a competitive economic landscape.

Kansas City has emerged as one of the most attractive destinations in the country for institutional industrial investment — with out-of-market investors acquiring over 3.6 million square feet of Class A industrial space in the past six months.