The recent expansion of several global companies into our region was made possible by the dedicated work of the Select Greater Philadelphia team at the Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia. By coordinating regional partners and providing specialized support, the Select team ensured each business had the resources and connections required to establish successful operations in Philadelphia.

Read more about how the team facilitated these recent success stories below.

Bonduelle Americas announced the Bonduelle Americas Growth Hub, marking the North American expansion of an over $2B global food company and one of France’s most recognized household brands. The company projects the creation of over 100 corporate jobs in the region within three years.

Select engaged a coalition of 25 regional partners, spanning real estate, legal services, food and beverage industry networks, anchor institutions, and more, to connect the company with the resources and relationships needed to hit the ground running.

CTIBIOTECH, a French bioengineering company, today announced the establishment of a North American headquarters in Greater Philadelphia at BioLabs Philadelphia, a premier shared life sciences laboratory facility. The company projects the creation of 35 specialized biotech jobs in the region within three to five years.

Select connected CTIBIOTECH’s decision-makers with research partners, cold storage providers, legal counsel, accounting services, and real estate options, helping the company to develop significant business relationships in the region.

TerraPower Isotopes recently broke ground on a new radioisotope manufacturing facility in Philadelphia’s Bellwether District. Announced by Governor Josh Shapiro in March, this $450 million project by HRP Group will produce cancer-fighting drugs and create at least 225 jobs within Pennsylvania’s life sciences industry.

Select supported TerraPower Isotopes throughout the site selection process, highlighting the region’s competitive advantages for large-scale clinical and manufacturing investments.

Vylor to Open Global Corporate Business Center
The Commonwealth has secured a $7 million investment from future advanced seed and genetics company Vylor to open its Global Corporate Business Center in Pennsylvania. The company, which will be spun off from Corteva in the fourth quarter of 2026, will create a minimum of 130 new, high-paying jobs over the next five years.

Select provided research support and a connection to the Philadelphia International Airport to help make the case for Greater Philadelphia.

Ready to expand your business in Greater Philadelphia? Contact our team today to learn how we can connect you with the regional partners and resources you need to succeed.