I think in the last 30 years, there has maybe been one major regional head office that has relocated to Edmonton - Finning CAT? The reality is that this has been a homegrown success story kind of place for a very long time now. The 1970s, 1980s era of Edmonton being the recognized centre of the oil industry in the rest of the country are in the rearview mirror. It isn't always a bad thing that most of Edmonton's big companies are homegrown players... it keeps the head offices decision-making here and helps to develop a unique business culture, can-do attitude, and a lot of loyalty. However, I believe that Edmonton is now big enough, diversified enough, and economically powerful enough that we probably could snag some major relocations/ regional office expansions. i.e. the era of only homegrown business growth is ending. Provincial government should be expected to help lead this. I want to see both UCP and NDP come out with Edmonton-specific economic development strategy, the Mayor needs to demand this.