When Hamon Deltak Inc. decided to move its headquarters, the Minnesota manufacturer surveyed people with engineering backgrounds, asking where they wanted to live.
That’s because the company wanted to be in a location that could help it attract the talent it needs to grow during the next 10 to 15 years, Peter Dawes, the company’s president, told me in an interview on Tuesday.
“Denver was a fairly strong leader in those surveys,” Dawes said.
He was calling from the Houston airport the day…
When Hamon Deltak Inc. decided to move its headquarters, the Minnesota manufacturer surveyed people with engineering backgrounds, asking where they wanted to live.
That’s because the company wanted to be in a location that could help it attract the talent it needs to grow during the next 10 to 15 years, Peter Dawes, the company’s president, told me in an interview on Tuesday.
“Denver was a fairly strong leader in those surveys,” Dawes said.
He was calling from the Houston airport the day…