EDPNC, Land of Sky to host roundtable on business in WNC during COVID-19

Press release from Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina:

The Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina (EDPNC), joined by the Land of Sky Regional Council, will host its final roundtable event on Thursday, Dec. 17. This roundtable completes a series of eight regional events hosted by EDPNC across North Carolina and will provide insight into specific economic challenges and opportunities businesses in the Western part of the state have faced in light of the pandemic. The roundtable discussion is part of EDPNC’s “Onward as One” campaign to raise awareness of free EDPNC services that can help stabilize businesses during the pandemic and support their future growth. For more information on the campaign, click here.

WHAT:

“Onward as One” Roundtable Discussion – Western Region

WHEN:

Thursday, Dec. 17, noon – 1 p.m.

WHERE:

This is a virtual event.

WHO:

Christopher Chung, CEO, EDPNC

Nathan Ramsey, Executive Director, Land of Sky Regional Council

Tom O’Brien, President and CEO, Industrial Opportunities, Inc.

Zane Adams, Co-CEO & Chief Marketing Officer, Buchi

John Loyack, VP Global Business Services, EDPNC

Josh Carpenter, Existing Industry Expansions Manager, Western Region, EDPNC

RSVP: Registration is required for this event. Please RSVP to Paige Burr no later than Wednesday, Dec. 16.

NOTE: Panelists may be available for media interviews upon request.

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