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Insite Consulting - Helping Businesses and Communities Grow
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Ms. Tonya Crist – Making an impact by driving growth. “We like playing in the dirt for a living!”
Tonya is the co-founder of Insite Consulting Group LLC (“ICG”), specializing in economic development, site selection, and infrastructure assessment and development. She helps businesses and communities grow by preparing them to attract jobs and investment.
With 30 years of experience and a proven track record of success, Tonya has represented some of the largest organizations in the world in making multi-million and multi-billion-dollar decisions.
ICG also provides an array of additional services including incentive negotiations, workforce development, construction advisory, and training for business and government organizations worldwide.
Tonya began working with FedBiz Access in 2022 for her Women-Owned Small Business and Women Business Enterprise (“WOSB/WBE”) Certifications. In addition, she has worked with FedBiz Access to maintain her SAM & DSBS registrations, and to help grow her business in the government marketplace with a marketing package including, a Professional Website, Capability Statement, Market Intel Database, and both the Federal and Local Connections Package (“FCP” and “LCP”).
In her interview, Tonya shares some of her industry experience, and why she chose to work with FedBiz Access.
Tonya's journey began in Greenville, South Carolina, where she graduated from Clemson University. She subsequently joined Fluor Corporation, an international engineering and construction firm. Her position with Fluor took her around the world working on major site selection and construction projects.
“I received a lot of exposure to things like community development, economic development, site selection, location strategies, workforce development, etc. I started my own company because I have a desire to help communities, businesses, and government organizations spend their money well by making the right investments for growth,” said Tonya.
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