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William Holland, Chairman and CEO of Charlotte-based United Dominion, which provides industrial products and engineering and construction services, discusses how his company has coped with the recession.
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In an era of increased competition and relatively slow growth, Duke Power's CEO William H. Grigg is guiding the company into new areas such as power development in Latin America and the Pacific Rim, world-wide engineering services, and Duke Net.
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Daphne Copeland, Manager, Southern Region -- State Government Relations for General Electric Company, is featured in North Carolina magazine's Executive Profile section.
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Covering seven southeastern states, Daphne Copeland is the manager of state government relations with General Electric. Copeland deals extensively with environmental issues and public policy, helping not only to save GE money but also making sure the companies within GE follow regulations.
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To reduce costs, fleet managers are beginning to implement leasing programs instead of corporate ownership.
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Cabarrus County is expanding its revenue market beyond textiles to include tobacco, tourism, and stock car racing.
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Going back nearly 100 years, the economic history of Cabarrus County, North Carolina has been almost exclusively tied to the Cannon Mills textile empire. But since the 1980s, Cabarrus can be described as diversified. From tourism and stock-car racing to high-tech manufacturing and traditional textiles and tobacco, is competing with neighboring counties.
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Economic development and coastal conservation have coexisted on Topsail Island, a barrier island between Wilmington and Morehead City.
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Cherokee Sanford Group, Inc., North Carolina's largest brickmaker, has developed a system to handle petroleum-contaminated soil and water that can be recycled through its brick kilns. The company also uses sawdust from the furniture industry and non-contaminated waste and sludge from other industries such as the automotive industry.
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Formed in 1898, N.C. Mutual Life Insurance Co. is the largest black-owned financial institution in the United States, and Bert Collins, CEO and president, has helped reposition the company as its clients and mission has changed over the years.
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Bert Collins is president and CEO of North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company.
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Oliver discusses each of the major military bases in North Carolina, the impact they have on the state's economy, and how that impact will be affected by the Clinton administration.
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After 43 years practicing law, Ruffin Bailey of Bailey and Dixon, has a 25th floor view of downtown Raleigh. Bailey has worked his entire career in insurance and banking law and is recognized as one of the most influential lobbyists in North Carolina.
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In Waynesville, North Carolina Dayco Products, Inc. is taking steps to changes its image and be a better neighbor. In an effort to combat negative publicity due to solvent emissions, the company is recycling scrap wood, paper, oil and batteries.
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Tourism is North Carolina's second-biggest employer. The state's International Travel Task Force has launched efforts to make North Carolina a prime stop for European vacationers.
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