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Community Impact

When investment
comes to town,
it multiplies.

A Potentia park is never one building and one employer. It is years of construction, a permanent tax base, and thousands of paychecks spent at local businesses, each dollar working its way through the whole town.

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The multiplier effect

One dollar does not stop at one dollar.

Economists measure how far an investment travels: the jobs it creates directly, the jobs at the suppliers it buys from, and the jobs that appear when all of those workers spend their wages at home. Few sectors travel farther than the ones a Potentia park is built for.

$2.74

added to the economy for every $1 of manufacturing output

The highest multiplier of any major sector. The work compounds well beyond the fence line.

10 of 15

of the industries with the largest job multipliers are in manufacturing

A single plant job quietly supports several more across the region.

Sources: National Association of Manufacturers; Economic Policy Institute employment-multiplier research. Figures are economy-wide averages, not site-specific projections.

The investment Direct Indirect Induced

How it works

The ripple through a town.

Drop an investment into a town and it spreads outward in three waves, each one reaching a little further than the last.

  1. 01Direct — the construction trades through the build, then the operators who run the park.
  2. 02Indirect — the local contractors, fabricators, and service firms the park buys from.
  3. 03Induced — the restaurants, shops, clinics, and homes those paychecks keep open and full.
When real investment shows up in a community that hasn't seen it, the roads improve, the schools get better, opportunities open up, and families start seeing a future they can build on.

Ilich Vahimi · Chief Commercial Officer, Potentia

In real numbers

What it looks like at Heartland.

Our first announced park, in Sullivan County, Indiana, is the multiplier on the ground, with commitments made in public and in writing.

$65B

Total investment Heartland is expected to drive by 2030

2,750

Construction jobs during the multi-year build-out

500+

Permanent local jobs, above the regional average wage

$54M+

Committed to Sullivan County in direct payments and contributions

$0

Tax abatements sought — full assessed value funds local services

15 acres

Donated to the county for a new fire station

Source: Potentia announcements for Heartland Industrial Park. Forward-looking figures are projections.

The places we build in

Towns worth building for.

A small-town main street
A skilled tradesperson on a building frame
A county courthouse
Construction cranes over a build site
Storefronts on a small-town street
Neighbors at a community conversation
A small-town main street
A skilled tradesperson on a building frame
A county courthouse
Construction cranes over a build site
Storefronts on a small-town street
Neighbors at a community conversation

What comes to the park

A balanced mix of asset classes.

A park is master-planned for several industries at once, so the town is never tied to one company's cycle. Each class makes its own mark on the wider region, and each adds to the local tax base once it is built.

01

Light manufacturing

The deepest multiplier of any sector. It anchors a regional network of suppliers and skilled trades, and once operating it broadens both the personal and property tax base for decades.

02

Logistics & distribution

Connects employers across the region to national markets and faster shipping, making the whole area a better place to do business. Steady payrolls in operation, and assessed value that deepens the local tax base.

03

Cold storage

Keeps the region's food and pharmaceutical supply chain moving, with round-the-clock jobs that do not rise and fall with the season. A capital-heavy build that adds lasting assessed value to the local tax base.

04

Controlled-environment farming

Greenhouses and indoor farms that grow fresh food year-round, close to the people who eat it, with steady work that does not hinge on the weather. They put underused land to work and add to the local tax base.

05

Advanced technology

Higher-wage roles and research that keep graduates and talent in the region, with spillover to the employers around it. The payroll and facilities add to both personal and property tax receipts.

06

Digital Infrastructure

The digital backbone for the region. The fiber, cell towers, and connectivity these sites pull in give nearby homes, schools, and businesses access to high-speed internet and modern services they might not otherwise reach. Among the highest-assessed-value tenants anywhere, they become a major contributor to the property tax base once built, funding local services for decades.

07

Energy & grid services

Substations and grid upgrades make power more reliable for everyone connected across the region, not only the park, and add long-term assessed value to the local tax base.

08

Renewable storage

Solar and battery storage that firm the regional grid and turn underused land into long-term assessed value, steadying power for every home and business on the line.

09

Heavy industrial

Large-format processing and energy plants that anchor a deep base of suppliers and skilled trades. Among the highest-assessed-value tenants a park can host, they help fund local services for decades once built.

The town and the park grow together, or they grow against each other. We build for the first one.

What the town keeps

The benefits that stay.

Tax base

Revenue that funds the town, from day one.

A multi-tenant park builds the local assessment across decades. At Heartland, Potentia sought no tax abatements, so the full assessed value flows to schools, roads, and public safety from the start.

Careers

Long-term jobs, with room to advance.

The operators a park attracts bring durable, full-time work, not seasonal jobs, with good wages and real paths to move up, so people can build a career and a future close to home.

Land use

Thoughtful land use.

Lighting, noise, traffic, water, and view corridors are planned for what the town looks and sounds like in the evening, not just the aerial photo.

Disclosure

The community hears it from us first.

We share what we are planning with the people who live next to it before the internet does. The first time a town hears about a park is not the night of the vote.

For civic leaders

If you serve the town.

Counties, townships, economic development authorities, and school districts are among our first calls, not our last. The multiplier above is what a Potentia park brings the jurisdictions that host it: a tax base built across decades, long-term careers with room to advance, and a planner still on the phone years after the ribbon is cut.

Reach the team directly at info@potentia.inc.