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  1. MeckWorks

    http://dcr.mecknc.gov/employment/meckworks

    Connecting job seekers to local businesses that are hiring right now.
  2. Charlotte Works

    http://dcr.mecknc.gov/service/charlotte-works

    Charlotte Works is the workforce development board for Mecklenburg County. This nonprofit connects job seekers and employers, and provides skills training and work opportunities for youth and adults. 
  3. Past and Present Commissioners

    http://bocc.mecknc.gov/past-and-present-commissioners

    View a listing of current and previous commissioners.
  4. ​Business Attraction

    http://oed.mecknc.gov/bar/business-attraction

    The County uses grants targeting to high-wage, high-capital investment companies in its efforts to recruit those businesses to Mecklenburg County. 
  5. ​Small Business Consulting

    http://oed.mecknc.gov/small-businesses/small-business-consulting

    Expert assistance in supporting the entrepreneurs that will foster growth and vitality to the Mecklenburg County business community.
  6. Small Business Lending and Credit Coaching

    http://oed.mecknc.gov/small-businesses/Small-Business-Lending-and-Credit-Coaching

    Providing increased opportunities for small businesses to obtain the capital they need to be successful.
  7. Business Retention

    http://oed.mecknc.gov/bar/existing-industry

    Connecting with manufacturers, headquarters and distribution to understand and respond to local business needs and to retain these companies in the county as they grow and expand.
  8. Business LaunchPad

    http://oed.mecknc.gov/bdi/programs/Business-Launch-Pad

    Empowers small businesses and minority- and woman-owned businesses to be successful in governmental, institutional, and private contracting opportunities. 
  9. Get Up and Grow

    http://oed.mecknc.gov/bdi/programs/get-up-and-grow

    This exclusive program is designed for existing businesses seeking to move beyond $125-400K in annual sales.
  10. Meck Lending

    http://oed.mecknc.gov/lending

    Loans of up to $75,000 at accommodating rates and terms available to qualified small and start-up businesses in Mecklenburg County.