From Dickinson County to Zurich, Driving Dickinson County CEO Natalie Muruato joined the Kansas Department of Commerce on an international trade mission to strengthen relationships, gain new economic development perspectives and ensure rural Kansas has a seat at the global table.

At Sunbelt Solomon, employee investment goes beyond workplace perks. From hands-on training and career development to wellness resources, recognition and community involvement, the company is creating opportunities for its people to connect, grow and build lasting careers in Dickinson County.

As data centers expand across Kansas, Dickinson County could face important decisions about the opportunities and challenges they bring. Driving Dickinson County examines the economic potential, infrastructure considerations, community impacts, and guardrails that can help ensure future development supports long-term local prosperity.

Economic development builds the engine, while community development builds the place. In Dickinson County, the two must work together to create vibrant communities where businesses can thrive, residents want to stay, and new opportunities can take root.

Investors, partners and community stakeholders each play an important role in Dickinson County’s growth. Learn how these three pillars work together to fuel investment, strengthen business connections and build a foundation for long-term economic success.

Discover how Dickinson County Economic Development Corporation supports businesses, entrepreneurs and communities through economic development resources, workforce assistance, strategic growth and business support across Dickinson County, Kansas.

Nearly a year after arriving in Dickinson County, Natalie Muruato is turning listening into action. As CEO of Driving Dickinson County, she is building relationships, supporting local businesses and helping position the county for continued growth.