Economic Development regional newsletter for November

The NC Global TransPark Economic Development Region is a North Carolina economic development office that was established to create a regional approach to economic development, bringing entities in partnership to attract and retain business in Eastern NC.

Enjoy the latest news on economic development activities within the EDR region.

View in browser Regional Newsletter November 2023 Events Lenoir County Commissioners Tour Grupporeco-Reco Kinston Plant Lenoir County Board of Commissioners had the opportunity to explore the newly constructed Grupporeco-Reco manufacturing facility located in Hwy 70 Industrial Park in Kinston, NC. Learn More About Grupporeco-Reco Center for Industrial Technology and Engineering - Beam Dedication Julie Graham, EDR’s Wayne County Existing Industry Director attended the beam ceremony for the Center for Industrial Technology and Engineering (C.I.T.E.) building at Wayne Community College. See The Highlights Governor Announces Southeastern Education and Economic Development Launch Mark Pope and Julie Graham repesented EDR at this event where Governor Roy Cooper announced his support for the (SEED) initiative and the impacts on Wayne, Lenoir, Jones, and Greene counties. Read More Here Pathway to Success Workshop to Celebrate National Apprenticeship Week Julie Graham, Wayne County Existing Industry Director, was present as several industry representatives from around the EDR region came together to talk about creating and training the workforce. Read More Here EDR’s Trey Cash Attends Leadership NC Sessions-Meets Governor A resent Leadership NC session placed attendees in front of speakers such as Governor Roy Cooper, Chief of Staff for Governor Cooper Kristi Jones, Secretary of Commerce Machelle Sanders, and others. Read About The Leadership NC Sessions EDR’s Mark Pope Attends 2023 CAMX Expo The CAMX was an excellent opportunity to promote Eastern NC’s aerospace and advanced manufacturing strengths. EDR’s Mark Pope, ElectriCities Carl Rees, and North Carolina’s Southeast’s Megan Sellers connected with many composite and advanced materials exhibitors and industry representatives. Learn More About The Expo NC Global TransPark and EDR’s Efforts Featured in Business North Carolina Article Business North Carolina Magazine's Dan Barkin discusses the new direction of the NC Global TransPark and the resent sucess of the NC Global TransPark Economic Development Region. Read the Article Up Coming Events RIME Scheduled for Spring 2024 RIME is the Regional Industry and Manufacturing Expo, where all high school students within Greene, Jones, Lenoir, and Wayne Counties learn about local industrial and manufacturing careers. This years event will be on April 17, 2024, at the North Carolina Global TransPark.  Register Your Industry Today! Product Development Updates ParkEast Industrial Park - Wayne County The construction work is progressing smoothly with the steel framework and roofing panels in place, and the wall panel phase of construction begun. The building has several noteworthy features, including steel construction, 30-foot high ceiling heights, 50 feet by 75 feet column width, and 2 dock high doors. For more details, please click on the link below. 30,000 SF SHELL BUILDING INFO The roofing and walls have been fully installed, and the next steps are to complete the exterior trim and front entrance components. This building is impressive, with its 30ft high ceiling heights, 50' x 100' column width, 3 dock-high doors, and steel construction. Another great feature is that the building can accommodate future expansion. Please click the link below for more details. 50,000 SF SHELL BUILDING INFO ParkEast Access Road ParkEast access road construction continues with ongoing earthwork and storm drain installation. Located within the park's center, this road will open up greater accessibility for business traffic while providing tenants with a secondary exit route in emergencies. The road will connect Gateway Drive and McLain Street. Ivey Drive will also tie into this road at the center point. Goldsboro Business Campus - Wayne County Phase I construction of the project is entering the last stages of completion with the finishing of the weir wall for the stormwater management pond. The pond will serve as the stormwater management for all the lots in Phase I which will reduce the cost and time of construction for end users. GOLDSBORO BUSINESS CAMPUS INFO Hwy 70 West Industrial Park - Lenoir County Earthwork and grading has started at the the Highway 70 Industrial Park Pad Ready Site in Lenoir County! The pad site is being leveled and access drives have been installed. This project is supported by a $262,000 grant through North Carolina’s Southeast Region and once completed, the pad will support the construction of a 22,670-square-foot shell building. Available Commercial Space - Greene County This 15,000sf commercial building is on 3.07 acres adjacent to Hwy 258 South near the Greene-Lenoir County line, and just 9 miles from the NC Global TransPark. Contact us for more information. About the Region The NC Global TransPark Economic Development Region (NCGTPEDR) was established with the goal of fostering a collaborative and strategic approach to economic growth. By forging contractual relationships with Greene, Lenoir, Wayne Counties, and the NC Global TransPark, we have formed a powerful partnership aimed at attracting and retaining businesses in eastern NC. Through our relentless efforts in marketing the region and highlighting its numerous strengths such as its vibrant community, exceptional quality of life, and robust military bases, we proudly showcase eastern NC as an ideal destination for business, industries, and economic investors. Find more information on the region follow us or contact us at: NC Global TransPark Economic Development Region, 2780 Jetport Road, Kinston, NC 28504, United States Unsubscribe Manage preferences

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