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L o c a t i o nNeosho, Missouri is located in close proximity to Interstate Highways I-44 East/West, I-49 North/South, and along US 60. Neosho is 30 miles southeast of Joplin, MO; 75 miles southwest of Springfield and the Springfield-Branson National Airport; 110 miles northeast of Tulsa, OK; and 187 miles south of the Kansas City International Airport. The area is rail served by two Class One railroads, KCS (Kansas City Southern) and BNSF (Burlington Northern Santa Fe). Neosho Hugh Robinson is the local airport.

Town population is 12,105 and the Newton County population is 58,000. The primary Industrial center is Neosho Industrial Park that consists of an employed workforce of roughly 3,000. Neosho has long been a regional manufacturing and distribution center and the Park is home to major employers La-Z-Boy Midwest, Jarden Consumer Solutions, NutraBlend, Crowder College, Scholastic, Inc. and K&S Wire.

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Melissa HollandVice President | JLL Industrial214.438.6446melissa.holland@am.jll.com

Doug CarignanExecutive Vice President | JLL Disposition214.438.6175doug.carignan@am.jll.com

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WHY NEOSHO: Location, Workforce & Cost of Business

Location NEOSHO• Interstate Highways: Both East/West (I-44) and North/South (I-49) along with US 60. Two Class One Railroads (KCS + BNSF)• Fiber Optic Crossroads• Access to raw materials for all food related businesses: Human, Animal and Pet

Workforce NEOSHO• Document Skill Sets: Newton County is an ACT Certified Workforce Ready Community (one of only 17 in Missouri)• Tech Training: The Dell Reed Technology Training Center at Crowder College is the area’s premier technical training school• Neosho R-V Schools have been Accredited with Distinction by the Missouri Department of Elementary and Secondary Education• A Proven & Reliable Workforce: Our workers show up and produce

Cost Of Business• Newton County region has a cost of living index that is 85% of the US National Average• Missouri is ranked by the Tax Foundation as the 8th Best State for Business Taxes• Missouri’s Workers Comp insurance premiums have gone DOWN for three consecutive years

FOR ADDITIONAL INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT:

Erik LundJLL Industrial913.469.4609erik.lund@am.jll.com