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WilmingtonBiz Talk: Brunswick's Megasites
This week we talk with the head of Brunswick County’s economic development efforts about movement on the county’s largest pieces of industrial park land.
Bill Early, executive director of Brunswick Business and Industry Development (Brunswick BID) shares an update about the International Logistics Park of North Carolina and the Mid-Atlantic Industrial Rail Park, which are each about 1,000 acres.
We’ll also ask Early about economic development efforts in Brunswick County overall, and whether the addition of new employers has or hasn’t been impacted by the pandemic.
About today's guest:
BILL EARLY, Brunswick Business and Industry Development Executive Director
Bill Early began in 2018 as executive director of BID, a nonprofit organization that is the lead group for promoting economic development in Brunswick County. He came to the job with nearly 30 years of experience in economic development, including in Hertford County.
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By Greater Wilmington Business JournalThis week we talk with the head of Brunswick County’s economic development efforts about movement on the county’s largest pieces of industrial park land.
Bill Early, executive director of Brunswick Business and Industry Development (Brunswick BID) shares an update about the International Logistics Park of North Carolina and the Mid-Atlantic Industrial Rail Park, which are each about 1,000 acres.
We’ll also ask Early about economic development efforts in Brunswick County overall, and whether the addition of new employers has or hasn’t been impacted by the pandemic.
About today's guest:
BILL EARLY, Brunswick Business and Industry Development Executive Director
Bill Early began in 2018 as executive director of BID, a nonprofit organization that is the lead group for promoting economic development in Brunswick County. He came to the job with nearly 30 years of experience in economic development, including in Hertford County.