LP1 team’s commitment to community
Spring 2025 will mark two years since the Lebanon Project team broke ground to build Eli Lilly and Company’s largest manufacturing facility in the world. Over the last 24 months, the team has also been building critical relationships focused on supporting the local community that many staff now call home. 
Community Relations and Communications Manager Jeff Wagner was among the first Fluor team members to move to Lebanon to work on the project. One of his first conversations was with the team at the Boone County Economic Development Corporation in Lebanon. His ask: Who in the community could Fluor partner with to support not just the build but the company’s desire to give back to the community?
The question and subsequent conversations surprised many people who live and work in Boone County, but it is standard operating procedure for Fluor, a global company with team members who are passionate about supporting communities in which they work.
Wagner says, “We’re a global company whose purpose is ‘We Build a Better World.’ We do it not only with concrete and steel but with the people and desire to add lasting value to areas where we’re working. This opportunity wouldn’t be possible without the trust and confidence of our client.” 
Partnerships with local organizations such as the Boone County Economic Development Corporation, Boone County Chamber and the Community Foundation of Boone County are invaluable to supporting and guiding Fluor’s community relations work.
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