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Last year, “Inc. Magazine” identified Hollingsworth Capital Partners as the 12th fastest growing company in America and the Hollingsworth Companies continue to invest in Davie County.
If you drive by the SouthPoint Business Park during business hours and see the traffic flowing into and out of SouthPoint, you can appreciate the number of Davie County jobs that have been created there. And the level of investment is not slowing down!
“Companies from larger cities and other regions are attracted by our pro-business government, labor-rich environment and proximity to several interstates. Davie County is a place where businesses can lower their costs and prosper.” — Chip Sisk
The Hollingsworth Companies have completed a new, virtually complete industrial building in Mocksville. With a minimum clear height of 32’, wide column spacing and green features such as energy efficient fluorescent lighting, the structure is at a level of readiness for nearly immediate occupancy by any manufacturing or logistics company seeking to grow or expand into North Carolina.
The new 108,480 square foot industrial building is located at the SouthPoint Business Park just off of Interstate-40 in Mocksville. “Despite the recession, Davie County is poised for growth,” said Chip Sisk, Industrial Real Estate Director. For more information, contact Chip Sisk, Industrial Real Estate Developer for the Hollingsworth Companies at (336) 753-6927
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Pro Business! Wow! The government sounds very helpful there!
But government help is the last thing any business should accept.
The portion of the quote you commented on from Chip Sisk of the Hollingsworth Companies was a reference to Davie County government’s inclination to avoid unnecessary regulation and burdensome taxation. Your comment appears to have originated in California (from your logged IP address). Here in Davie County and in North Carolina generally, state and local governments are less activist than those of California. The result is greater freedom, not more handouts.
You might consider picking up a copy of “The Southern Advantage” by Joe Hollingsworth. It presents a great case for why businesses of all sizes should “consider doing business in the world’s fourth largest economy.”
Thanks very much for your comment. If you are ever in the area, stop in for a visit. We’d love the opportunity to prove the point.
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