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NCInnovation’s Latest Round of Grant Funding Backs University Research Aimed at Real-World Impact

By trcnexus / June 9, 2025 / Comments Off on NCInnovation’s Latest Round of Grant Funding Backs University Research Aimed at Real-World Impact

Thank you for joining us this Saturday morning. Today we’re checking back in on a project we believe in: NCInnovation.  The nonprofit’s mission is to provide grants and R&D support to promising university research with potential for commercial applications once it exits the university. Put another way, NCInnovation backs the kind of university research that has…

First in Tourism: An Inside Look at North Carolina’s $36 Billion Tourism Sector

By trcnexus / May 31, 2025 / Comments Off on First in Tourism: An Inside Look at North Carolina’s $36 Billion Tourism Sector

Thank you for joining us this Saturday morning in early June – the time of year North Carolina’s peak tourism season is about to get into full swing. North Carolina consistently ranks among the best places to do business in the country. But we also rank among the top-five most-visited states, clocking in at just under…

A Timeless Memorial Day Message

By trcnexus / May 24, 2025 / Comments Off on A Timeless Memorial Day Message

From the desk of Chuck Fuller, CEO of The Results Company Thank you for joining us on the Saturday of this Memorial Day weekend. I’m an avid student of military history, as regular readers well know. My father manned a 50-caliber machine gun on B-24 Liberators during World War II (which I wrote about in this space…

North Carolina’s Bold First Step: Remembering the Mecklenburg Declaration

By trcnexus / May 17, 2025 / Comments Off on North Carolina’s Bold First Step: Remembering the Mecklenburg Declaration

From the desk of Mike Rusher Some time ago I was asked the question, “Do you know what the two dates on our state flag signify?” My mind raced back to American history classes – where does your mind go?  The North Carolina state flag features two dates, highlighted in yellow ribbon: April 12, 1776,…

Fort Bragg and Beyond: North Carolina’s Position as the Most Military Friendly State

By trcnexus / May 10, 2025 / Comments Off on Fort Bragg and Beyond: North Carolina’s Position as the Most Military Friendly State

Thank you for joining us this Saturday morning.  North Carolina is home to the largest military base in the world. Spanning 250 square miles, Fort Bragg is headquarters for a multitude of U.S. Army units, including U.S. Army Forces Command, U.S. Army Special Operations Command, the XVIII Airborne Corps, and the storied 82nd Airborne Division.…

Building Foundations: The Enduring Legacy of Raleigh’s Martin Marietta Center

By trcnexus / May 3, 2025 / Comments Off on Building Foundations: The Enduring Legacy of Raleigh’s Martin Marietta Center

Good morning and thank you for joining us.  One of Downtown Raleigh’s oldest and most iconic anchors is the Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts. Today, the venue hosts events from orchestral performances to standup comedians to holiday ballets. Every year, the entertainment facility generates around $35 million in economic activity and attracts over…

Genius or Contemptible? A Historical Perspective on the United States’ Use of Tariffs

By trcnexus / April 26, 2025 / Comments Off on Genius or Contemptible? A Historical Perspective on the United States’ Use of Tariffs

Thank you for joining us this Saturday morning. Tariffs have dominated the news cycle for the past several weeks, and understandably so. The see-saw has roiled markets and called into question the very future of international trade. The contours of the debate go something like this: Proponents say the United States has been on the losing…

Three Days in the Wilderness: On Faith, Leadership, and the Power of Quiet Conviction

By trcnexus / April 19, 2025 / Comments Off on Three Days in the Wilderness: On Faith, Leadership, and the Power of Quiet Conviction

From the desk of Chuck Fuller, CEO of The Results Company  Throughout the year, I look forward to the privilege of sharing with you some of my own personal reflections, usually around the holidays. Most of you know well by now that I’m a man of deep faith (so the Easter holiday is one I…

Why Business Leaders Are Rallying Behind ‘All in NC’

By trcnexus / April 12, 2025 / Comments Off on Why Business Leaders Are Rallying Behind ‘All in NC’

From the desk of Mike Rusher This morning is a departure from our usual format. Rather than a one-way briefing on a timely business issue, we are inviting input, and potentially support, on a high-impact initiative that has played a central role in North Carolina’s sustained economic development success since 2021. A little more than…

Understanding North Carolina’s energy security needs

By trcnexus / April 5, 2025 / Comments Off on Understanding North Carolina’s energy security needs

Thanks for joining us this Saturday morning. In 2021, the legislature and then-Gov. Roy Cooper agreed to terms on House Bill 951, a landmark energy deal that – at the time, anyway – promised a framework for North Carolina’s energy future. The measure established in law a 70% carbon reduction goal by 2030, and net-neutral carbon…

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