Following the organizing theme of “Leadership with Purpose,” the annual meeting of the Raleigh Chamber of Commerce focused on community impact, corporate responsibility.
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The Raleigh Chamber of Commerce holds its annual meeting virtually today. Ahead of the event, WRAL TechWire spoke with Adrienne Cole, president and CEO of the Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, about the state of Raleigh’s economy and about what to expect from the event.
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Wake County Economic Development is looking to maintain its momentum in new business recruitment – think Apple’s new campus as well as numerous other projects – with a $150,000 marketing campaign. Then there’s the drive to recruit new workers, especially those with high-tech skills to fill current and upcoming jobs across the Triangle.
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The Triangle is already primed and structured to capitalize on new opportunities in the post-pandemic economy, says author professor Richard Florida, best known as author of “The Creative Class.” Welcome to the rise of “15-minute neighborhoods.”
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Adrienne Cole, CEO of the greater Raleigh Chamber of Commerce, talks with Wake Economic Development’s Michael Haley and Ashley Cagle about recent announcements from Fujifilm Diosynth Biotechnologies and Google in this YouTube interview.
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Two new reports from Wake County Economic Development presented to Wake County commissioners paint an optimistic picture for the Raleigh metro area as the economy begins to rebound from the pandemic.
Read MoreThis online event Tuesday afternoon will include Patrick Rodriguez, SBA senior area manager. He will provide a high-level overview of the SBA disaster loan program. He also will explain the criteria for different loan amounts and will be available to answer the questions that you may have.
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The Greater Raleigh Chamber released its Economy and Business report at the annual Economic Forecast event, and its overall message was more than just positive. It was resolute.
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Should neither Apple nor Amazon ultimately decide to expand to the Triangle region, the Raleigh-Durham metro area is likely to land at least one other substantial project if not more in the near future. So say three senior executives deeply involved in economic development who talked with WRAL TechWire.
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