Patrick Woodie
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States
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Hands-on leader with a strategic, focused approach to non-profit management and staff…
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The SBCN is ready to help Western NC businesses with the recovery journey.
The SBCN is ready to help Western NC businesses with the recovery journey.
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Businesses impacted by #HeleneNC can apply for relief grants up to $25,000 for the repair and replacement of physical damage, employee retention and…
Businesses impacted by #HeleneNC can apply for relief grants up to $25,000 for the repair and replacement of physical damage, employee retention and…
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Come work in PTRC's Regional Planning department! We have two new job postings for which we're accepting applications: Grants Analyst and Regional…
Come work in PTRC's Regional Planning department! We have two new job postings for which we're accepting applications: Grants Analyst and Regional…
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Experience
Education
Volunteer Experience
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Chairman and Board Member
Alleghany County Group Homes
- 12 years
Social Services
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Board of Directors
Northwest Regional Libraries
- 3 years
Education
Courses
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Basic Economic Development Course
UNC School of Government
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Blue Ridge Leadership Challenge
Blue Ridge EMC
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Essentials of County Government
UNC School of Government
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Rural Economic Development Institute
N. C. Rural Center
Projects
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New Life, New Purpose: Creating Economic Advantage through Building Reuse and Restoration
The Rural Center's Building Reuse and Restoration Program helps rural communities maximize the economic potential of existing structures. Between the time the program launched in 2004 and October of 2012, it has assisted 310 building projects through $52 million in grants. These projects have leveraged $732 million in additional investments, put 390 businesses into project buildings and created more than 8,000 jobs.
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New Generations Initiative
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The North Carolina New Generation Initiative opens exciting new opportunities for rural young people and the communities they live in. Opportunities for young people to become engaged as community leaders … to start businesses … to train for skilled jobs in high-demand fields. Opportunities for communities to learn how to more fully involve youth and young adults in economic and civic life.
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North Carolina Small Business Credit Initiative
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The initiative works primarily through traditional lenders such as banks and credit unions. By reducing the risks involved, it allows lenders to approve some business loans they otherwise could not. The initiative also invests in venture capital and angel funds, which in turn make equity investments in North Carolina businesses. The initiative is made possible by $46.1 million in federal funding under the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010. With three component programs, the initiative is…
The initiative works primarily through traditional lenders such as banks and credit unions. By reducing the risks involved, it allows lenders to approve some business loans they otherwise could not. The initiative also invests in venture capital and angel funds, which in turn make equity investments in North Carolina businesses. The initiative is made possible by $46.1 million in federal funding under the Small Business Jobs Act of 2010. With three component programs, the initiative is expected to enable more than $600 million in business loans and equity investments by 2016.
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Rural Health Care Funding Collaborative
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Six North Carolina partners joined forces to announce more than $20 million in available funding across multiple years to support the Rural Hope Initiative. Rural Hope is designed to spur economic activity and job creation in the health care sector while improving the availability and quality of health care services in rural communities. Under the Initiative, grants and loans assist in the construction and renovation of new or existing health care facilities and the purchase of new equipment…
Six North Carolina partners joined forces to announce more than $20 million in available funding across multiple years to support the Rural Hope Initiative. Rural Hope is designed to spur economic activity and job creation in the health care sector while improving the availability and quality of health care services in rural communities. Under the Initiative, grants and loans assist in the construction and renovation of new or existing health care facilities and the purchase of new equipment for existing or new health care facilities. Project collaborators include the N. C. Rural Center, Golden LEAF Foundation, USDA Rural Development, the Appalachian Regional Commission, Kate B. Reynolds Charitable Trust and the N. C. Office of Rural Health and Community Care.
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Growing America Through Entrepreneurship: Re-employment Through Self-Employment
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Project GATE, or Growing America Through Entrepreneurship, helps laid-off workers explore options for starting their own businesses. It provides access to free, one-on-one business counseling and scholarships for business management and vocational training. Project GATE was part of a federally funded demonstration that involved several statewide partners.
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Honors & Awards
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2006 American Heritage Rivers Initiative Community Partners Award
American Heritage Rivers Initiative
In recognition of exceptional public service and leadership in the true spirit of the American Heritage Rivers Initative
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Outstanding Rural Leader for 2005
N. C. Rural Center
In recognition of outstanding leadership to rural North Carolina and its people
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Northwest Vision Award
Northwest Piedmont Council of Governments
In recognition of leadership and chairmanship of the Comprehensive Economic Development Strategy (CEDS) Steering Committee for northwest North Carolina
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Commanders Award for Public Service
Department of the Army, Corps of Engineers
In recognition for outstanding public service to New River watershed communities
Organizations
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North Carolina Institute of Medicine Rural Health Task Force
Steering Committee
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State Water Infrastructure Commission
Member
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International Economic Developers Council
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North Carolina Economic Developers Assoication
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e- NC Authority (Rural Internet Access Authority)
commissioner
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The Center for International Understanding
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-Participated in two international delegation visits from North Carolina to Mexico (Global Business Networking Initiative 2008) and Ireland (Learning from Ireland 2009)
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Blue Ridge National Heritage Area
Governor's Appointee
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Recover from the impact of Hurricane Helene to your small business. The WNC Small Business Initiative offers grants up to $25,000 for eligible small…
Recover from the impact of Hurricane Helene to your small business. The WNC Small Business Initiative offers grants up to $25,000 for eligible small…
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FOCUS Broadband was honored to be presented the Pro Patria Award for Small Businesses by the North Carolina Committee of the Employer Support of the…
FOCUS Broadband was honored to be presented the Pro Patria Award for Small Businesses by the North Carolina Committee of the Employer Support of the…
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The Halifax County Board of Commissioners recently proclaimed November as Native American Heritage Month, recognizing the significance and heritage…
The Halifax County Board of Commissioners recently proclaimed November as Native American Heritage Month, recognizing the significance and heritage…
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Did you know that 40% of small businesses that experience a natural disaster do not recover? Carolina Small Business Development Fund has partnered…
Did you know that 40% of small businesses that experience a natural disaster do not recover? Carolina Small Business Development Fund has partnered…
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Great resource for businesses getting back on their feet after Helene’
Great resource for businesses getting back on their feet after Helene’
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The NC Rural Health Association's November Quarterly Meeting is this Friday, November 8th! This meeting will focus on: ➡️ Supporting communities in…
The NC Rural Health Association's November Quarterly Meeting is this Friday, November 8th! This meeting will focus on: ➡️ Supporting communities in…
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Join us and our partners online today at noon for an information session on the Appalachian Community Capital WNC Small Business Recovery…
Join us and our partners online today at noon for an information session on the Appalachian Community Capital WNC Small Business Recovery…
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