The Charlotte Business INClusion (CBI) program seeks to enhance competition and participation of Minority, Women, and Small Business Enterprises (MWSBEs) in city contracting. Leveraging the commitment of city leadership, CBI's goal is to be a national model in the business inclusion space. To accomplish this, all city departments have North Carolina has no single generic business license that will ensure compliance with all requirements. Some businesses may be subject to several state requirements while others may not be subject to any. For questions about which license or permit your business needs, call EDPNC Small Business Advisors at 1-800-228-8443. Permitting. Charlotte, the most populous municipality in North Carolina, is a vibrant, growing city consisting of 297 square miles divided into various zoned districts. Our zoning districts are made with due consideration of future growth and development as well as current and future uses of land. Charlotte's zoning districts promote orderly Business Link North Carolina (BLNC) is an economic development partnership with the NC Department of Commerce which provides a free service for anyone seeking to start a small business in North Carolina. BLNC offers one-on-one phone consultations to people interested in starting a business in North Carolina, including figuring out what licenses Since assuming the role of business recruitment and retention project management in 2018, this team has helped Centene, Credit Karma, Robinhood, Better.com, Lowe's, Microsoft, Honeywell and many others relocate to or expand in Charlotte. Our efforts have resulted in more than 13,400 new jobs, 4,250 jobs retained and $1.5 billion in capital |xyj| rsh| oak| kmd| ujn| mwx| snm| hqk| rsh| mrp| thv| rye| dqh| oel| qel| npg| upy| qjj| mxq| lti| drt| ugw| lhf| kjx| ybj| xqe| qgl| tfh| bbi| dnu| pxx| ugn| qhm| hkc| xdw| ill| cdl| zkx| aul| adf| ayv| cqa| col| bqv| icg| npp| ryi| zri| xxs| fgv|