Baldwin County, Alabama has a lot to offer these days. Thanks to a new ground-breaking talent campaign by Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance, more people around the world will hear and see it.

“Belongs to Baldwin” will highlight the rich opportunities and unparalleled lifestyle Baldwin County offers both for professionals at the start of their careers and for those mid-career looking for the next big step.

As the seventh fastest growing metropolitan area in the United States, Baldwin County is experiencing unprecedented expansion, and “Belong in Baldwin” seeks to capitalize on this momentum by connecting with talent across the country. That's what I'm aiming for.

This campaign focuses on bringing professionals into the decision-making process, connecting them to diverse opportunities, and providing critical resources to organizations looking to attract and develop top talent.

The Baldwin County Economic Development Alliance is a local public-private partnership dedicated to providing opportunities for Baldwin County businesses, growing and improving the county's economy, and ensuring a superior quality of life for Baldwin County's residents and employees. is a partnership of experts, leaders, and officials.

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“With the recent influx of major industries and investment into our market, the potential for students and young talent to make a home and impact in Baldwin County is greater than ever,” said BCEDA President Lee Lawson. .

“Attracting and developing talent creates a dynamic ecosystem where industries thrive, innovation flourishes, businesses scale, and the foundations for lasting success are laid.”

“Belong in Baldwin” is focused on fostering a county-wide culture that continually evolves to help develop young talent, provide opportunities for competition, and attract and retain best-in-class professionals. We aim to revolutionize the existing local and regional landscape. Talent flowing into the region.

Grayson Everett is the state and politics editor for Yellowhammer News. You can follow him on Twitter @Grayson270