Tag: Business development
Student Corner: Primer on New Markets Tax Credits
New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) are mentioned in several other blog posts, but normally as part of a list of various development financing tools. This is the first in a series of posts that seek to provide detailed information on the NMTC program and process. Background The NMTC program was enacted b … Read more
Student Corner: Biotechnology Potential in Northeastern NC.
Fredrick Davis is a UNC-Chapel Hill graduate student pursuing a master’s degree in City and Regional Planning. He is currently working with North Carolina’s Northeast Commission in Edenton as part of the Carolina Economic Revitalization Corps program. As I drive up and down U.S. Highway 17 and N.C. … Read more
Student Corner: Funding for Kinston MLK Corridor Improvements
Paul Winn is a Masters Student of City and Regional Planning and a graduate student assistant working with Lenoir County. Funding for streetscape improvements along Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd in Kinston have been submitted to the Golden Leaf Foundation for final review. The funding would allow for … Read more
Public health and entrepreneurship
One interesting program suggested to me was Threads for HOPE, a project in Salemburg, NC that stems from a public health program out of the Center for Health Promotion, Disease Prevention at the UNC School of Public Health. Threads for HOPE adds an business development/entrepreneurship element to p … Read more
Conversations with advisory board members – Part 1
Over the next few months I will be posting notes from conversations with advisory board members for the Rural Center project. The notes will not name names, but will, we hope, give everyone an idea of what others are saying, keep you informed, and spark other thoughts and discussions. Here are the … Read more