In a new article about Ohio and the breadth of diverse opportunities it presents to the business world, David Leland and Carpenter Lipps & Leland are in Forbes Magazine for their dedication to the Buckeye State:
Ohio’s commitment to education reform and its willingness to collaborate with private-sector partners to improve its workforce make the state a good place to do business, says David J. Leland, a partner in Carpenter Lipps and Leland LLP. His Columbus-based law firm plays an active role in facilitating government-industry collaboration. “Our state government is focused on developing a highly educated workforce and a competitive support system to develop a uniquely diverse and resilient economy, benefiting small and large businesses alike,” he says.
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