About EDPNC

About EDPNC

OUR MISSION

The Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC) is focused on recruiting new businesses to the state, supporting the needs of existing businesses, connecting exporters to global customers, helping small business owners get their start, and attracting tourists and visitors from all over the world.

WHO WE WORK WITH

In pursuit of sustainable job-creation and investment in North Carolina, the EDPNC works closely with public- and private-sector partners at the state, regional and local levels. As a nonprofit public-private partnership, the EDPNC operates under contract with the North Carolina Department of Commerce, while receiving additional financial support from the private sector. Governed by a 18-member board of business and industry leaders representative of the entire state, the EDPNC proudly serves as North Carolina’s statewide economic development organization, committed to serving all those looking to invest in, visit or do business with North Carolina.

Our Commitment to Diversity

At the EDPNC, we embrace the differences of people living in, working in, and visiting our socially, environmentally, and economically diverse state, as well as those who plan to come.

We know that our greatest strengths come from the people who make up our team, and we strive to be both ambassadors and catalysts for preserving the beauty of the cultural patchwork that makes North Carolina a welcoming place for all.

Our Team

Ask us anything. Our team is on hand to show you around, connect you to the right resources, and help you feel at home in North Carolina.

Meet the Team

Executive Leadership

The EDPNC executive team is responsible for creating and implementing strategic direction across the state’s economic development efforts. Their work extends from business recruitment and tourism to supporting existing industries and enhancing North Carolina’s available corporate resources.

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Transparency in Coverage

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