The 2021 issue of West Virginia's Advantage Valley Charleston - Huntington Metro Region  is out and now available!

West Virginia's Advantage Valley Charleston - Huntington Metro Region, an annual print magazine and digital content marketing program, encourages business investment, talent recruitment and relocation by reaching entrepreneurs, site selectors, corporate executives and talented individuals and families attracted to the region’s standout quality of life.
 
This is Advantage Valley’s primary quality-of-life marketing program for talent and visitor attraction. We hope you’ll join us in spreading the word about what a great place Advantage Valley is to live and do business!

We have produced a top-quality print magazine, digital magazine and rich content on Livability.com – all promoting our favorable business climate, attractions and enviable quality of place. This program gives you many tools to learn about and share with others the many success stories of our community:

• Go to livability.com/advantage-valley  Scroll down to find digital magazine.

• Click through and share articles to read about business success stories, school programming, must-dos around the community and more. Each article includes share tools for quick posts to social media. 

• To read and share the digital version of the magazine, click on the magazine cover image. You can flip through online or download the book in .pdf format. You can also use share tools to quickly send a link by email or post to social media.

• To get a print magazine, contact Advantage Valley here.

It's the unique story of our region.
 
Read it. Enjoy it. Share it.

HELPING EXISTING BUSINESSES GROW

ATTRACTING NEW INVESTMENT

PROMOTING BUSINESS START UPS

Advantage Valley represents the following WV Counties: Boone, Cabell, Clay, Kanawha, Lincoln, Putnam, Wayne, Jackson, Mason; the following KY Counties: Boyd, Greenup; and the following OH County: Lawrence. This combined metropolitan statistical area represents:

25% of the state’s population
25% of the state’s employed workforce
$25 billion GDP
615,570 population