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About Beaufort County Economic Development SC |
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The Beaufort County Economic Development Corporation (BCEDC) is the lead entity for organizing, structuring, and leading economic development efforts on behalf of Beaufort County. Our vision is to recruit new private investment, create more job opportunities for residents, and help build a diversified economy through a healthy tax base. The Beaufort County Economic Development Corporation will achieve its vision by working with public officials, key partners, business leaders and the SouthernCarolina Regional Development Alliance on the development of small business growth, technology-led growth, workforce development, light industrial sites, regulatory reform, and other economic development initiatives necessary to support a healthy and growing economy. |
SC: RX Industries Expanding Operations in Beaufort Co., Creating 13 Jobs
Development News | November 17, 2021
RX Industries plans to expand operations in Beaufort County. The company’s $9.08 million investment will create 13 new jobs. more >>
SC: Mira International Foods to Create 28 Jobs in Beaufort County
Development News | September 8, 2021
Mira International Foods, Inc. plans to establish operations in Beaufort County. The more than $2 million investment will create 28 new jobs. more >>
NC: SC: Hibbett Sports Opens Stores In North Carolina, South Carolina
Development News | July 7, 2021
Hibbett Sports is opening new stores in Garner, N.C., and Beaufort, S.C. Both will be open to the public on July 10. more >>
SC: StoneWorks to Expand in Beaufort County, Creating 21 New Jobs
Development News | January 29, 2020
StoneWorks, Inc., an interior craftsmanship company, announced plans to expand its operations in Beaufort County, creating 21 new jobs. more >>
SC: Salt Marsh Brewing Expands in Beaufort County, Creating 43 Jobs
Development News | September 5, 2019
Salt Marsh Brewing, a local, craft brewery, is expanding in Beaufort County. The $4.5 million investment is projected to create 43 new jobs. more >>
