Work in the Triangle job platform adds new features to help companies find workers
The Work in the Triangle website has a new design, and new features, that serve to bolster Wake County’s talent attraction efforts.
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Podcast: Wake County economic development chief talks 2022, beyond
What’s the future hold for Wake County in terms of economic development? Tune in to the Imagine Wake podcast to find out what Michael Haley, head of Wake County Economic Development to find out.
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City of Raleigh, Chamber hire new exec for joint economic development
Economic development will be the focus of a joint effort between the City of Raleigh and Wake County Economic Development, and a executive has been added to help lead the initiative.
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Thousands of jobs, new projects fill Wake County’s potential economic pipeline
Economic developers in Wake County are having an exceptional year with significant announcements for facilities and new jobs. But the even better news is that the pipeline for future projects continues to be quite promising.
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Looking for work? 30+ Triangle companies are posting jobs via this Twitter feed
Work in the Triangle, a Wake County Economic Development program, shares new openings daily through its Twitter feed, @WorkTriangleNC. And the search continues to be intense for talent to fill thousands of open jobs both inside and outside the Triangle tech sector.
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With 10,000 jobs and $2.3B in projects on target list, Wake plans $150,000 recruitment campaign
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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Video: Wake Economic Development execs discuss reasons for boom in projects
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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New reports shine bright light of Raleigh: No. 1 metro, significant job growth coming
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.
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‘Systemic racism’ is barrier to growth for all, says Wake County Economic Development
Just because the regional economy is working for some doesn’t mean it’s working for all, said Danya Perry, director of Equitable Economic Development at Wake County Economic Development.
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