Moore County Economic Development Partnership (MCEDP) recently released their Quarterly Progress Report highlighting their activities and initiatives for the quarter ended Sept. 30, 2024.
“Our Fiscal Year 2025 Strategic Operating Plan reflects a prioritized program of work focused on advancing economic, community, and workforce development initiatives that align with our mission to create new jobs and capital investment in Moore County’s communities that support our citizens and businesses,” said MCEDP President Natalie Hawkins in a press release.
Notable activities and successes this first quarter of the MCEDP fiscal year include:
The full Quarterly Progress Report for the quarter ended Sept.30, 2024 can be viewed on the MCEDP website at www.moorecountyedp.org.
Moore County Economic Development Partnership (MCEDP) is a 501c(3) not-for-profit economic development organization and public-private partnership serving all of Moore County, NC. For more information about MCEDP, please visit www.moorecountyedp.org.
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