Annual Meeting 2010
New Officers And Board Members Named
July 16, 2010 Newsletter
Annual meeting speaker: County assets strengthening.
Dr. John McKay elected Board Chair, New Directors join.
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Economic Forum
Economist Sees Silver Linings In Recovery
May 21, 2010 Newsletter
UNC-Charlotte
economist Dr. John Connaughton recently addressed the
Partnership Investors and Chamber leadership, telling them the
Great Recession is over but the recovery will be “painfully
slow.”
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Business Retention And Expansion
B R & E Helps Businesses Prosper
March 29, 2010 Newsletter
The
Union County Partnership for Progress’s Business Retention
and Expansion Program (BR&E) has reached a new level of professionalism
since the hiring of Michael Trotter to manage the program last
year. The local business community has benefited in many ways.
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Special Edition
N.C. Commerce Secretary Crisco Visits
December 18, 2009 Newsletter
Keith Crisco, N.C. Commerce Secretary, on Friday (Dec.
18, 2009) praised innovations in economic development and technical
manufacturing in Union County, as he visited CEM Corporation
in Stallings in connection with the Union County Partnership
for Progress.
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N.C. Commerce Secretary Crisco To Visit Union County Dec. 18,
Speak In Stallings
December 2009 Newsletter
Keith Crisco, North Carolina Department of Commerce Secretary,
will visit Union County Dec. 18, meet with local officials, tour
a leading local industry and provide an update on local and state
economic developments.
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Clifford Perry Joins Union Partnership Board
Sept 2009 Newsletter
Other Board Members Continue To Serve Another Year
Clifford Perry, Senior Vice President, Community Development
for Fifth Third Bank, has been named to the Union County Partnership for Progress
Board of Directors.
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Project Legacy Update
July 2009 Newsletter
Anson and Stanly Give Legacy Regional Support
On July 13 Stanly County became the fifth local government
to endorse Project Legacy. Stanly joins Anson, Wingate, Marshville,
and Stallings in working to help bring Project Legacy to life.
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Legacy Business Park Plans Moving Forward
Feb 2009 Newsletter
Plans for Legacy Business Park, the proposed 5,000-acre
commercial and industrial development in eastern Union County,
are moving forward on multiple fronts.
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