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Santa's Workshop: Chicago's Witty Proposal for Relocation

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Michael Chen

December 21, 2023 - 14:19 pm

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Leveraging the strengths of the region in manufacturing, transportation, logistics, food agriculture, and climate resilience, Chicago extends a humorous invitation to Santa to shift grounds from the North Pole.

The date was Dec. 21, 2023, and World Business Chicago had just released an entertaining online invitation suggesting Santa move his legendary 'Santa's Workshop' to the heart of the Chicagoland region.

The 'Dear Santa' pitch letter offered numerous reasons explaining why Chicago was apt for the globally-acclaimed toy producing and distributing workshop. It sells Chicago as the leading U.S. city for food and candy production, which promises unlimited treats to fulfill Santa's cravings, with a promotional video available here.

Why Chicago is the Perfect Location for Santa's Workshop:

  • Location: Centralized positioning, extensive fresh water resources, and climate adaptability make Chicago ideal for swift worldwide operations.
  • Manufacturing: With a long-standing reputation for industrial excellence translated into technological brilliance, Chicago's innovative environment is perfect for Santa's master craftsmen. The Radio Flyer is a testimony to the advanced toy production taking place here.
  • Food & Agriculture: Esteemed brands like Mars Wrigley, Ferrero, Tootsie Roll, Bloomer Chocolate, and Eli's Cheesecake provide plentiful sweet treats. The abundant food and candy production sector in Chicago ensures that Santa's Workshop remains well-stocked with opulent treats.
  • Distribution: Chicago's unbeatable transportation, logistics, and distribution set-up equate to a supercharged Santa's sleigh ensuring smooth and swift deliveries worldwide.
    • Opening 2023, World Business Chicago initiated the Greater Chicagoland Economic Partnership. Aligning the city of Chicago and counties including Cook, DuPage, Kane, Kendall, Lake, McHenry, and Will, this union facilitates information sharing and resource pooling for a more inclusive and diverse local economy with a broad array of options from urban to rural settings.

      Moreover, 2023 has seen over 150 companies opting for a 'pro-Chicagoland decision', marking a commitment to the city and the broader region through business expansion, relocation, or investment, quotes Michael Fassnacht, President & CEO, World Business Chicago. The light-hearted proposal to Santa echoes with the daring spirit the city and region are marketed every day.