| 🌿 Exciting News! 🌿The Economic Impact Study Has Launched! |
| NCSU Launches Economic Impact Study for the Green Industry There is a buzz of excitement in our industry as we step into the new year. The North Carolina General Assembly has earmarked $344,000 in nonrecurring funds for the College of Agriculture and Life Sciences (CALS) at North Carolina State University (NCSU) to conduct a comprehensive economic impact study of the green industry within the state. This significant investment marks the first such study in nearly two decades and signifies a significant milestone for the industry. The decision to allocate funding for this important research was included in the Budget Conference Report and is the result of advocacy efforts by the North Carolina Green Industry Council. Learn more HERE. Please take time to contribute your input and expertise on this key study – CLICK HERE TO GET STARTED |
Moments from the 2024 Regional Workshop Series
Hosted at Lane Tree Golf Course, Goldsboro NC
Moments from the 2024 Annual General Meeting
Job Board
As a member of TCNC, you have the valuable opportunity to post open job opportunities and connect with our community. If you have any current job openings within your organization, we encourage you to reach out to us and share them. This not only allows you to promote your available positions but also provides a platform for networking and connecting with potential candidates. We are here to support you in finding the right talent for your organization. Feel free to get in touch with us to share your job opportunities and leverage the power of our TCNC network.
Landscape Maintenance Senior Technician
Wake County General Services Administration
Attention Snow and Ice Contractors:
Wake County is in urgent need of a contractor to provide snow and ice removal services for 16 sites. These are high-profile locations that require reliable and experienced service.
If you or someone you know is interested in working with Wake County on this critical need, please contact:
Brandon Aiken
Phone: (919) 538-6636
Email: Brandon.aiken@wake.gov
or your supervisor.
Don’t let these essential sites fall to our field services staff. Help us maintain safe and accessible locations for our community.
Act now to secure this opportunity. Any questions, please reach out.