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Community and Economic Development – Blog by UNC School of Government https://ced.sog.unc.edu Jason Jolley makes presentation to Caswell County CommissionersBy CED Guest AuthorPublished November 10, 2009Will Lambe is the Director of the Community-Campus Partnership and Associate Director for the Community & Economic Development Program. On Monday, November 2, Jason Jolley from the UNC Center for Competitive Economies at the Kenan Institute made a presentation on economic development to the Caswell County Commissioners. Jason provided data to illustrate a number of trends in the county, inluding a high out-commute rate, wage variance with neighboring communities, and emerging industry clusters in the adjoining Triad and Dan River regions. The presentation is available here Caswell County Presentation. Will Lambe authored the NC Rural Center report, Small Towns, Big Ideas, and he served as Director of the Community and Economic Development Program at the School of Government from 2009 to 2014. |
Published November 10, 2009 By CED Guest Author
Will Lambe is the Director of the Community-Campus Partnership and Associate Director for the Community & Economic Development Program.
On Monday, November 2, Jason Jolley from the UNC Center for Competitive Economies at the Kenan Institute made a presentation on economic development to the Caswell County Commissioners. Jason provided data to illustrate a number of trends in the county, inluding a high out-commute rate, wage variance with neighboring communities, and emerging industry clusters in the adjoining Triad and Dan River regions. The presentation is available here Caswell County Presentation.
Will Lambe authored the NC Rural Center report, Small Towns, Big Ideas, and he served as Director of the Community and Economic Development Program at the School of Government from 2009 to 2014.
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