During the last 30 years, growth in Raleigh, and the surrounding Research Triangle Region, has consistently and significantly outpaced the nation. Fueled by an impressive mix of education, ingenuity and collaboration, North Carolina’s capital city has become an internationally recognized leader in life science and technology innovation. It also happens to be a really nice place to live.
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Now accepting applications for the Building Up-fit and Façade Grants.
The City adopted the Impact Partner Grant program to partner with local organizations that help strengthen, develop, implement, and scale new or existing programs and resources to assist entrepreneurs, small businesses, and the local workforce in Raleigh. Economic Development & Innovation is accepting Request for Proposals for the Impact Partner Grant through November 15.
Growing around transit can provide more housing and bring environmental benefits. It can bring new opportunities and challenges for businesses. We invite the business community to share their thoughts and concerns on equitable development around transit from a business and business owner perspective. The workshop, being held on October 26, will explore different scenarios for growing around transit and what that would mean for the city's future.
The City of Raleigh is a proud supporter of Black Entrepreneurship Week! The week kicks off September 16 to celebrate Black entrepreneurship and small businesses in North Carolina! Learn where you can get involved to unlock your potential.
PrecisionHawk, currently operating from administrative offices on Six Forks Road, has tapped the space above Raleigh’s Milk Bar for its new operation.
The next job for Raleigh is creating an equitable development plan for the park as the city — one of the fastest growing in North Carolina — figures out how to preserve affordability in adjacent neighborhoods.
“With additional indoor and outdoor seating and a professional kitchen, we’ll be able to realize the full potential of how A Place at the Table can serve the Raleigh community,” Founder and Executive Director Maggie Kane said.
With GoodBookey’s app – with more than 7000 users and counting — you can place a bet and help a good cause, all at the same time.
Raleigh's WakeMed hospital will become the first medical system in the country to transport lab samples via drone.
Employers need students who can face ambiguity, leverage the strengths of a diverse team, persevere when they're faced with challenges or problems, think creatively, analyze problems.
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