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I Would Make It Here. That’s our new state slogan for economic development marketing, rolled out by gov. State officials on tuesday unveiled a new slogan and marketing campaign intended to associate connecticut with people who make things. The tagline is “make it here,” which state officials hope will foster continued economic growth. Connecticut is home to nationally ranked businesses in nearly every sector — from culinary and the arts to biotech, manufacturing, and more. Ned lamont tuesday, replacing the old “still revolutionary.” “make it here.” if you live or work in connecticut, you’ll see those three words a lot over the next few years. The “make it here” identity features a new logo—a circular c with an embedded t—and a slogan designed to promote “economic growth. The new campaign, which will replace “still revolutionary,” focuses on the state's manufacturing. Confronting climate change by increasing and accelerating. 'make it there' is used when referring to a location that is not where the. Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts.

Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. The new campaign, which will replace “still revolutionary,” focuses on the state's manufacturing. “make it here.” if you live or work in connecticut, you’ll see those three words a lot over the next few years. Ned lamont tuesday, replacing the old “still revolutionary.” Confronting climate change by increasing and accelerating. The tagline is “make it here,” which state officials hope will foster continued economic growth. That’s our new state slogan for economic development marketing, rolled out by gov. The “make it here” identity features a new logo—a circular c with an embedded t—and a slogan designed to promote “economic growth. 'make it there' is used when referring to a location that is not where the. Connecticut is home to nationally ranked businesses in nearly every sector — from culinary and the arts to biotech, manufacturing, and more.

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I Would Make It Here Connecticut is home to nationally ranked businesses in nearly every sector — from culinary and the arts to biotech, manufacturing, and more. The new campaign, which will replace “still revolutionary,” focuses on the state's manufacturing. 'make it there' is used when referring to a location that is not where the. Confronting climate change by increasing and accelerating. Ned lamont tuesday, replacing the old “still revolutionary.” Both phrases are correct, but they are used in different contexts. Connecticut is home to nationally ranked businesses in nearly every sector — from culinary and the arts to biotech, manufacturing, and more. State officials on tuesday unveiled a new slogan and marketing campaign intended to associate connecticut with people who make things. “make it here.” if you live or work in connecticut, you’ll see those three words a lot over the next few years. The “make it here” identity features a new logo—a circular c with an embedded t—and a slogan designed to promote “economic growth. That’s our new state slogan for economic development marketing, rolled out by gov. The tagline is “make it here,” which state officials hope will foster continued economic growth.