North Carolina on Business Facilities Online

NORTH CAROLINA Fast Facts
• Population (2008): 9,222,414
• Largest Cities (2008): Charlotte, 687,456; Raleigh, 392,552; Greensboro, 250,642; Durham, 223,284;
Winston-Salem, 217,600
• Targeted Industries: Telecommunications, Biotechnology, Textiles, Financial Services, Chemicals
• Key Incentives:
Workforce Development Network, Industrial/Road Access program, Article 3J Tax Credits, One
North Carolina Fund
• GDP (All Industry 2008):
$400 billion*
*Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce
NORTH CAROLINA State Incentives
The William S. Lee Quality Jobs and Expansion Act rewards
eligible companies expanding or relocating in North Carolina that
hire within the North Carolina workforce. Several types of tax credits
are available to qualified companies including credits for job creation,
investment, R&D, and worker training.
The Job Development Investment Grant Program provides discretionary
grants to new and expanding businesses based on the withholding
taxes paid by new employees. To be eligible for one of these performance-based
grants, a cost-benefit analysis must show that the benefits to the
state outweigh the cost, and the company must certify that without
the grant, it would locate outside North Carolina. The Economic
Investment Committee, which oversees it, can award up to 25 grants
in a calendar year.
The One North Carolina Fund provides financial assistance
to companies deemed by the governor to be vital to the state economy.
For the company to be eligible for these performance-based grants,
North Carolina must be in competition with other locations outside
the state.
Explore detailed community demographic information at ZoomProspector.com
Business Facilities Articles covering North Carolina
The New Incentives Guide
Dell Shutting Computer Plant in NC
2009 Metro Rankings
LOCATIONS FOR THE AEROSPACE/DEFENSE INDUSTRY: Stability With High Hopes
2009 Business Facilities Rankings Report
NC Real Estate Grows, Foot by Foot
The Carolinas Are Ready for Your Business
ConvaTec to Expand in Greensboro
Aiming for the Cream of the Crop
Fighting Back Against Job Slashing
North Carolina State Resources
STATE CONTACTS
No featured listings at this time.
Click here to view complete listings.
UTILITIES
Duke Energy
Clark Gillespy
Vice President, Economic Development, Business Development & Territorial Strategies
526 South Church Street
Charlotte, NC USA 28202
704-382-8184
Clark.Gillespy@Duke-Energy.com
www.ConsiderTheCarolinas.com
Duke Energy is the power behind one of the nation’s fastest growing markets. Our electrical rates are well below the national average and our reliability is well above.
ElectriCities of North Carolina, Inc.
Brenda Daniels
Manager, Economic Development
1427 Meadow Wood Blvd.
Raleigh, NC USA 27604
800-768-7697 6363
bdaniels@electricities.org
www.electricities.com
ElectriCities of North Carolina is an association of 70+ municipal power providers. Log on to our comprehensive Web site to find available buildings, land, and demographic information in NC.
North Carolina's Electric Cooperatives
Eddie Miller
Director of Community Development & Resources
3400 Sumner Blvd.
Raleigh, NC USA 27616
919-875-3049
eddie.miller@ncemcs.com
www.ncelectriccooperatives.com/development
ncelectriccooperatives.com/development
North Carolina's Electric Cooperatives deliver reliable power to 93 of the state's 100 counties.We have a variety of buildings and sites available for inspection. For complete information visit our website.
REGIONAL CONTACTS
No featured listings at this time.
Click here to view complete listings.
COUNTY CONTACTS
No featured listings at this time.
Click here to view complete listings.
CITY CONTACTS
No featured listings at this time.
Click here to view complete listings.
- State Contacts
- Utilities
- Regional Contacts
- County Contacts
- City Contacts
North Carolina Department of Commerce
Tiffany McNeill
Client Services Manager
301 N. Wilmington Street, 4310 Mail Service Center
Raleigh, NC USA 27699-4310
919-733-4977
tmcneill@nccommerce.com
www.nccommerce.com
North Carolina State Ports Authority
Jimmy Yokeley
Director, Distribution Services (Business & Economic Development Department)
P.O. Box 9002
Wilmington, NC USA 28402-9002
910-763-1621
jimmy_yokeley@ncports.com
www.ncports.com
AdvantageWest Economic Development Group
Scott T. Hamilton
President & CEO
134 Wright Brothers Way
Fletcher, NC USA 28732
828-687-7234
shamilton@awnc.org
www.awnc.org
Centralina Council of Governments
Laura Mundell
Director of Community and Economic Development
P.O. Box 35008, 1300 Baxter Street, Suite 450
Charlotte, NC USA 28235-5008
704-372-2416 2720
lmundell@centralina.org
www.centralina.org
North Carolina's Southeast
Paul G. Butler
Director
P.O. Box 2556, 707 West Broad Street
Elizabethtown, NC USA 28337-2556
910-862-8511
locate@ncse.org
www.ncse.org
Research Triangle Foundation of NC
Rick L. Weddle, FM
President & Chief Executive Officer
P.O. Box 12255, 12 Davis Drive
Research Triangle Park, NC USA 27709
919-549-8181
parkinfo@rtp.org
www.rtp.org
Lee County Economic Development Corporation
Robert P. Heuts
Director
P.O. Box 1968
Sanford, NC USA 27331-1968
919-774-8439
info@lcedc.com
www.lcedc.com
Union County Partnership for Progress
Maurice D. Ewing, CEcD
President/CEO
P.O. Box 292
Monroe, NC USA 28111-0292
704-238-0640 302
mdewing1@ctc.net
www.unioncpp.com
City of Durham Office of Economic & Workforce Development
Alan H. DeLisle
Assistant City Manager, Office of Economic & Workforce Development
302 East Pettigrew St, Suite 190
Durham, NC USA 27701
919-560-4965
alan.delisle@durhamnc.gov
www.durhamnc.gov