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Caldwell County Economic Development Commission Gets Things Done!
12 Sep 2023
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The Caldwell County Economic Development (CCED) is dedicated to ensuring success here in Caldwell County, NC! The CCED was founded in 2009 and has accomplished many great things in that time. They have been persistent about diversifying and building up the county’s economy. The county has seen an increase in the diversity of industries, adding more than 50 industries since the CCED’s arrival.
Caldwell County’s Economy is Thriving Thanks to the CCED
The CCED has also assisted in repurposing and filling over 4.2 million square feet of industrial and commercial space that was vacant after the 2008 recession. Prior to the recession, Caldwell County’s economy was mainly dependent on the furniture and textile manufacturing industries. But now, thanks to the CCED, the county’s economy has grown thanks to diversifying the industries located here! Click here to learn more about the CCED and how it is helping Caldwell County, NC, and its economy thrive!
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