Financial Services as a Growth Industry in N.C. - Presentation Transcript
NORTH CAROLINAA Wise Investment
Vision A state
Of well-educated people – critical thinkers
Committed to wise, consistent investment in innovation and infrastructure
Which differentiates itself as a state of knowledge workers who drive business success – a true state of minds
Government and Business Climate
Progressive
Consistent
Education focused
Business friendly
Collaborative
Commitment to Education
Established the nation’s first public university in 1795
Rank 6th in nation in per capita appropriations for higher education
Approved a national record $3.1 billion bond issue to finance facilities on public university and community college campuses
Pioneered nation’s first workplace training program
Major universities conduct more than $1 billion in sponsored research each year
25% of the country’s nationally certified teachers, and a national leader in student progress and accountability
Students scored above the national average on math, reading and writing exams
Human Capital: Talent Pool
NC is the second largest banking center in the country
Three of top 10 US banks have NC headquarters – Bank of America, Wachovia and BB&T
Royal Bank of Canada acquired NC’s Centura Bank as US retail banking platform
More than 150,000 bankers in state
TIAA-CREF and CSFB have major operations centers in Charlotte and RTP
Human Capital: Talent Pool More than 76,000 qualified/skilled workers currently employed or seeking employment in Information Technology occupations(computer system/network administrators, systems analysts, software engineers, computer programmers, database administrators, etc.)
Human Capital: Talent Pool
Every year North Carolina institutions graduate over 10,000 graduates with degrees in business-related fields
World class universities with nationally ranked business programs
Duke University Fuqua School of Business
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill Kenan-Flagler Business School
Wake Forest University Babcock School of Management
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