Summary:
Public-private partnerships are essential for entrepreneurial support.
Wake County is poised to become a Start-Up County and NC a Start-Up State.
The Tweener Awards recognized rapidly growing companies creating economic impact.
Attend the Small Business Town Hall on April 29 to engage with key leaders.
A 5% increase in startup performance could lead to 24,000 new jobs in NC.
Public-Private Partnerships are Key
Public-private partnerships are crucial for fostering entrepreneurial growth. Secretary of State Elaine Marshall will discuss how North Carolina is enhancing support for entrepreneurs through better access to resources and streamlined processes.
A Surge in Startup Energy
Following the CED Venture Connection Raleigh-Durham Start-Up Week, there's a palpable energy in Wake County. The region has what it takes to become a Start-Up County, with North Carolina ready to lead as a Start-Up State. Recent events brought together founders, investors, and tech leaders to celebrate entrepreneurship, showcasing the Triangle as one of the best places to start a business.
Recognizing Tweener Companies
The recent Tweener Awards highlighted companies that are in the crucial stage of growth, fostering innovation and job creation in Wake County. These local companies are scaling rapidly and making significant economic impacts.
Join the Conversation
On April 29, Secretary Marshall will be joined by Cary Council Member Sarika Bansal at the Small Business Town Hall in Apex to discuss how to better support entrepreneurs. This event is a must for anyone looking to launch new ventures, streamline business registration, and improve access to capital and mentorship.
Why Attend?
Secretary Marshall has been a long-time advocate for small businesses in North Carolina, making the state one of the easiest places to start a business. Her visit reflects a commitment to ensuring that all residents have opportunities to innovate and thrive.
The Economic Impact of Startups
According to a joint study, a mere 5% increase in startup performance could create over 24,000 new jobs statewide. North Carolina should prioritize development programs that fuel homegrown startup growth instead of costly incentives for large corporations.
The Future of Entrepreneurship in Wake County
Wake County possesses the talent, diversity, and entrepreneurial spirit necessary to lead this movement. By investing in founders and supporting innovation, North Carolina can become the best place in America to build the future.
Join us at the Small Business Town Hall and bring your voice to the discussion on shaping our startup economy! Let's power up together!
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