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The Warren County Economic Development Commission would like to keep you informed

There are many exciting business developments and success stories that take place in Warren on a continuing bases.

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501 US Highway 158 Business East - P.O. Box 804 • Warrenton, NC 27589

Phone: 252.257.3114  Fax: 252.257.2277

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The Warren County Economic Development Commission is available to assist you with all of your business needs

Are you building a small business, or considering a new location for a large one? We can help by teaming with your organization to create solutions that build profit for your company.

Whether you’re looking for a new home for an existing business or creating a new one, let us show you the advantages of building it in Warren County.  Call 252.257.3114

• Business License Information Office — helps businesses negotiate the state's licensing requirements by working with them to identify and obtain required licenses, permits and regulatory approvals.
• Council for Entrepreneurial Development — provides knowledge and networks for entrepreneurs in a wide range industries and at all stages of development, from high-tech product based organizations to professional service firms, from one-person start-ups to 1000-person businesses.
• Golden LEAF Foundation — makes grants and investments, particularly to economically distressed areas, to help revive the economies of historically tobacco-dependent communities in North Carolina.
• Good Work — A community development organization that provides training, consulting and coaching to equip people, entrepreneurs and organizations with business knowledge and skills.
• Warren County Chamber of Commerce — represents the interests of the business community in matters that affect the ability of local businesses to prosper and grow, and the ability of Warren County  to attract new business.
• Institute for Rural Entrepreneurship — a program of the North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center, supports the development of micro, small and medium-size enterprises in North Carolina's 85 rural counties.
• Kerr-Tar Regional Council of Governments Small Business Loans — The Kerr-Tar Regional Council of Governments is a lender of last resort to help small businesses start, grow and expand to help create jobs in the Kerr-Tar Region.
• Minority Business Development Center of North Carolina — a partnership program of the NC Institute of Minority Economic Development and the  U. S. Minority Business Development Agency, provides technical and financial assistance to existing and emerging minority business across the state.
• NC Military Business Center — A business development organization that seeks to leverage military and other federal business opportunities including contracts, employment and recruitment of defense-related businesses.
• NC State University Industrial Extension Service — A statewide, university-affiliated organization partnering with NC industry as a catalyst for the transfer of knowledge and technology.
• North Carolina Department of Commerce — provides a wide range of services and financial assistance to help businesses locate, grow and expand in North Carolina.
• North Carolina Biotechnology Center — promotes growth of the state's biotechnology industry through research, business assistance, worker training and public education.
• North Carolina Rural Economic Development Center — operates a multi-faceted program that includes conducting research into rural issues; advocating for policy and program innovations; and building the productive capacity of rural leaders, entrepreneurs and community organizations.
• Research Triangle Business Advantage Center — an online one-stop-shop for comprehensive data and links to resources for businesses in the 13-county Research Triangle Region, which includes Vance County.
• Small Business and Technology Development Center — provides management counseling and educational services to small and mid-sized businesses throughout North Carolina from 17 offices across the state, each affiliated with a college or university.
• U.S. Department of Agriculture-Rural Development — Provides information on rural development programs, such as business/corporation development, rural utilities, community facilities and housing.
• U.S. Small Business Administration — Provides information on small business services and programs as well as contact information.
• Vance-Granville Community College — provides a wide range of workers training programs for new and existing businesses, plus links to business assistance resources and networks.