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During the Fall of 2021, NCGrowth worked with
UMO’s Regional Economic Development Taskforce to
conduct a baseline assessment of economic and
social conditions in the Mount Olive Region, and
to identify potential economic development
strategies to increase economic development and
entrepreneurship in the Region. The final report
will soon be available on our website!
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Business client, Substantial Magazine an
online subscription-based platform based
in North Carolina, rooted in Eastern NC,
engaged NCGrowth to research media
companies across NC with emphasis on those
that are minority owned.
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In November 2021, Trustees voted to
approve 193 multi-year grants totaling
more than $33 million over three years to
organizations across North Carolina. ZSR’s
State-Level Systemic Change Strategy
supports state, regional and local
organizations, coalitions, or
collaboratives that are working to achieve
systemic change at the state level within
and across the following priority areas:
Advancing Public Education, Fostering a
Healthy and Sustainable Environment,
Promoting Social and Economic Justice, and
Strengthening Democracy.
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Craston works as a consultant with
NCGrowth, leveraging his MBA from UNC
Kenan-Flagler to make a difference in his
community.
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Homegrown Tools is a website that tells
the story of communities that have
successfully stimulated private investment
and job creation. The site contains over
50 case studies of community and economic
development from across the US. This
month, updates were posted to four cases.
Expanding tourism in
Big Stone Gap, VA, industrial growth in
Rio Dell, CA, broadband and tourism in
Tryon, NC
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Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise 2021
Annual Report |
Kenan Institute
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NCGrowth Clients Sure! and Content
Commanders Receive NCIDEA Award |
NC IDEA
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ZSR is accepting applications to their
Non-Profit Internship Program through
February 21 at 2pm! NPIP helps diversify
the pool of young nonprofit professionals
in NC by awarding summer paid internship
opportunities to more than 200 Pell
grant-eligible college and university
students across the state. |
Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation
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