Site Selection

Site Selection Experience

Dennis Cuneo
Dennis Cuneo

Dennis has extensive site selection experience, having headed up site selection for Toyota and its affiliates for several years. After retiring from Toyota, he formed a consulting firm which advises companies seeking to build new HQ, R&D facilities and manufacturing facilities. His clients range from tech startups to large multinational corporations.

Dennis has participated in site selection as a corporate executive leading the process, as a consultant, and as a board member approving the process.

He provides site selection services as a Partner in Fisher Phillips LLP and is site selection director for Walbridge, a leading construction firm.

His site selection projects include:

Site Selection Experience

Dennis has extensive site selection experience, having headed up site selection for Toyota and its affiliates for several years. After retiring from Toyota, he formed a consulting firm which advises companies seeking to build new HQ, R&D facilities and manufacturing facilities. His clients range from tech startups to large multinational corporations.

Dennis has participated in site selection as a corporate executive leading the process, as a consultant, and as a board member approving the process.

He provides site selection services as a Partner in Fisher Phillips LLP (cite) and is site selection director for Walbridge, a leading construction firm.

Dennis Cuneo

"Dennis Cuneo may be one of the most sought-after site seekers in the world."

His site selection projects include:

"...to officials of state development agencies around the country, he's the equivalent of Elvis."

Dennis Cuneo

Dennis has participated in site selection as a corporate executive leading the process, as a consultant, and as a board member approving the process. Site Selection Magazine described him as “one of the most sought after site selectors in the world.” https://siteselection.com/issues/2004/jan/p024/. The New York Times DealBook noted that to economic development officials, Dennis is “the equivalent of Elvis.” https://archive.nytimes.com/dealbook.nytimes.com/2009/09/01/toyota-adviser-joins-casesa-shapiro-group/