I recently became a part of a project SyncLab Media that is involved with its efforts to grow it’s business as a video centric digital marketing agency.  I’ll be unveiling more information on this project over the next few months. One of the many things I have been asked by the new team of business executives for this project is to look into the business growth in Dallas, Texas.  I was not surprised to see in my Google search the Dallas Morning News article had answered my question.   “The Dallas area remains the nation’s top metro area for small business job growth, according to the latest Paychex/IHS Small Business Jobs Index released today. Dallas ranked No. 1 in November among the nation’s 20 largest metro areas for the second straight month and for five of the last six months. Houston was No. 2. Texas ranked No. 2 for small business employment. California remained No. 1 despite having one of the biggest declines in the last 12-months (-0.92 percent). Among the 20 metro areas, only New Jersey, Virginia and Massachusetts scored below 100 on the index in November. (See chart above.)” as reported from DMN  Sheryl Jean This is a good sign for the Dallas economy and is an indicator that more businesses are moving to Dallas which will bring more jobs to the Dallas/Ft Worth metroplex. Check back frequently for more reports on the economy of the Dallas area.  Also check out my Google+ updates for the latest in nearly everything awesome.  Let me know how I can help.