Home topics news Image credit: Luke White Economy News Economy Investment NSW to boost economy and jobs as part of COVID-19 recovery Dahlia Jovic March 29, 2021 The NSW government has today opened its Investment NSW agency with the aim to maximise economic benefits and job growth across the state . Premier Gladys Berejiklian said the new agency, which builds on the foundations of the NSW Economic Blueprint and Global NSW , will drive local and global investment and show the world that the state is open for business. “Investment NSW is a one-stop-shop for the private sector – attracting and growing Australian and global companies, overseas capital, talent, tourists and students,” Ms Berejiklian said. “From today, Investment NSW is up and running, with a mission to enhance NSW’s global position as a safe place to do business, attracting investment capital and creating jobs for our State. “It will act as a concierge for businesses and investors to help them navigate the many options available for partnering with the NSW government, whether that’s payroll exemptions, co-funding great ideas, providing connections to global export markets and more.” Minister for Jobs, Investment and Tourism Stuart Ayres said Investment NSW, as part of the government’s COVID-19 Recovery Plan, will reinforce the state’s position as the economic engine room of Australia. “The NSW community has shown extraordinary resilience in the face of many challenges – bushfires, drought, flood and the COVID-19 pandemic,” Mr Ayres said. “Now is the time to be confident and on