Moore County Economic Development Partnership (MCEDP) has released their Quarterly Progress Report highlighting their activities and initiatives in the areas of economic development, community development, and workforce development for the quarter ended March 31, 2023.
MCEDP recently unveiled their new business name, logo, and website as part of a focused rebranding initiative to strengthen their business identity and create a sophisticated and cohesive brand for the organization.
“We are very proud of our new brand and feel it will help us put our best foot forward as the economic development agency for Moore County,” said President of MCEDP Natalie Hawkins in a press release. “We hope when people visit our website (www.moorecountyedp.org) to view the Quarterly Report, they will take some time to look around the new site.”
Business Recruitment, Retention and Expansion
This quarter, MCEDP engaged in the following significant initiatives and activities in the area of Business Recruitment, Retention and Expansion (BRE):
Workforce & Community Development / Other Activities
Notable initiatives and activities in the areas of Workforce & Community Development and Other Activities This quarter included:
The full Quarterly Progress Report for the quarter ended March 31, 2023 can be viewed on the Moore County EDP website.
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