From Central Carolina Community College, “Chatham County, N.C. — Aspiring entrepreneurs in Chatham County have a great opportunity to turn their business ideas into launch-ready plans through Chatham SPARK, a no-cost startup program designed to guide serious entrepreneurs from concept to completion. Hosted at CCCC’s Chatham Main Campus in Pittsboro, Read more…
We’re pleased to share that the Board of Commissioners has officially approved the resolution to join the North Carolina C-PACE Program. This means the program is now available to all commercial properties in the county, including those within town limits. What is NC C-PACE? The North Carolina Commercial Property Assessed Read more…
From Central Carolina Community College, “Chatham County has expanded eligibility for assistance to help residents attend college tuition and fee-free. Adults in Chatham County who graduated from high school two years ago or more are encouraged to apply for the new Central Carolina Promise Plus scholarship program. Application is required Read more…
From Business Facilities: The Source for Site Selectors, “Leading advantages in workforce and education, infrastructure, and incentives land the Tar Heel State the top spot in this annual economic development award from Business Facilities magazine. RED BANK, NJ — Business Facilities is pleased to name North Carolina as its 2025 State of Read more…
Pittsboro, N.C. — November 4th, 2025 — The Chatham Economic Development Corporation (CEDC) announces that Michael Smith, President of the Chatham EDC, has been named “One of the best recruiters the South has currently” in the Southern Economic Development Hall of Fame Volume 2 by Southern Business & Development (SB&D). Read more…
A Rapid Response Job Fair will be held at The Moore Center at Central Carolina Community College (CCCC) to connect jobseekers with local employers and community resources, as many have been impacted by the closure of Southern Veneer. The event will begin with a private session for impacted workers from Read more…
Chatham County, North Carolina, is rapidly emerging as a prime destination for business expansion. With its strategic location in the heart of the state, its skilled workforce, and growing business environment, Chatham offers a variety of opportunities for companies looking to expand operations. Regardless of the scale of your business, Read more…
Chatham County is quickly becoming a thriving hub for businesses looking to expand, as we have seen with Wolfspeed and the recent announcement of MetOx moving to Chatham County. The Chatham Economic Development Corporation (EDC) is committed to ensuring that companies have the resources and support they need to expand Read more…
Chatham County, with a population of approximately 81,624 residents (as of July 2023), is quickly becoming a business hub. However, beyond its economic growth, the county offers a lifestyle that blends rural charm with modern opportunities. From beautiful landscapes, such as Jordan Lake, to a thriving business community, Chatham County Read more…
From the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina’s most recent article: “Ranking in the top five for economy, workforce and business friendliness, the State garners the honor in a year of economic volatility thanks to outpacing the nation’s other states in job wins. CNBC has named North Carolina as America’s Read more…