SYNC Archive
On this page, you'll find past editions of our electronic newsletter, SYNC.
SYNC Archive 10/09/2018
Secretary Copeland Visits Western North Carolina for Hometown Strong Events; Florence Website Makes Business Recovery Resources Easy to Find; Governor Appoints Three New Members the the Rural Infra
SYNC Archive 09/25/2018
320 New Jobs Coming as Dentsply Sirona Selects Mecklenburg County; Recovery Resources Available for Businesses Impacted by Florence; Manufacturer Chooses New Bern for New Plant (McGuckin & Pyle
SYNC Archive 09/11/2018
Governor Cooper Announces Publix to Bring Up to 1,000 New Jobs; Storm Preparations Well Underway, Including Resources Coming Online to Help Travelers (Hurricane Florence Approaches); Main Street Pr
SYNC Archive 08/28/2018
Governor Cooper Announces 208 New Jobs in Cumberland County; Japanese Company Serving the Automotive Industry to Create 109 Jobs in Lee County; Rural Communities Receive $1.3 million in Grants from
SYNC Archive 08/14/2018
North Carolina's Welcome Centers Celebrate 50th Anniversary and Launch Sweepstakes; Lumbee Tribe Celebrates New Partnership with N.C. Commerce to Serve Veterans;
SYNC Archive 07/31/2018
Arch Capital to Bring 365 New Financial Services Jobs to Wake Co.; N.C. Welcome Centers Celebrate 50 Years of Service; N.C. Ports See Record Growth in 2018
SYNC Archive 07/17/2018
2018 Employer Needs Survey Published; Commerce Workforce Team Joined by First Lady Kristin Cooper to Help Foster Kids; Governor Cooper Announces Finish Line Grants
SYNC Archive 07/3/2018
Sensus, a Xylem Brand, Announces 301 New Jobs in Durham; 10 Communities to Receive Rural ReadySite Grants; Healthcare Next Generation Partnership Launches in Cumberland Co.
SYNC Archive 06/19/2018
Deputy Secretary Miller Offers Update at NCEDA Conference; N.C. Takes Home Gold Shovel Award from Area Development Magazine; Secretary Copeland and President Hans from N.C.
SYNC Archive 06/5/2018
Commerce Helps Tech Companies Bridge the 'Valley of Death;' NCWorks Commission Approves Career Pathways; Gov. Cooper and Sec. Copeland Sell the State at BIO Convention in Boston; Dep.
