Former Agilent plant developer hopes for 4,500 jobs

The new owners of Loveland’s Rocky Mountain Center for Innovation and Technology hope to see as many as 4,500 people working at the former Agilent Technologies plant over the next few years.
That figure is about half as large as initial estimates from various officials last year.
Representative of Kentucky-based Cumberland and Western told a breakfast meeting of members of the Northern Colorado Economic Development Corp. that they’re looking for a few anchor tenants to lead the way in terms of job-creation, with an undetermined number of smaller companies helping to fill the plant.