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Gregory Moore joins FCEDC as new existing industry specialist

By Staff Report, posted 8 months ago
Greg Moore

The FCEDC is excited to welcome Gregory Moore as their new existing industry specialist. Moore most recently served as the director of customized and industry training at Fayetteville Technical Community College, making him no stranger to the business community. Moore has over two decades of industry experience in the private sector in purchasing and business development. This experience includes lean enterprise, auditing, cost estimating, procurement, inventory management, process improvement teams, business development and program management.

In his new role, Moore will support growth and expansion opportunities for existing companies throughout Fayetteville and Cumberland County. He will also oversee programs, including the Transportation and Logistics Committee and the Plant Managers Association.

Moore holds a Bachelor of Business Administration from Campbell University.

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