Three companies are expanding soon in Right to Work South Carolina. These include MC Dean, VOCO America, and Bourne Group. Altogether, they will be investing a total of $14.2 million toward the state. They also plan to create 184 new jobs. So this is good news for South Carolina’s economy! It also goes to show how Right to Work states support business growth and job creation.
Read on to find out more about each of these investments!
MC Dean Inc is investing $7.3 million in order to expand in Right to Work North Charleston, South Carolina. This will create 126 new jobs!
“By more than doubling our electrical, electronic security, audio visual and IT systems evaluation, integration and testing lab capacity while expanding our regional employment, we’re able to deliver immediate value to our customers’ quality, reliability and performance outcomes. South Carolina’s wealth of technical talent combined with its strong economic development environment make it an attractive location for our ongoing business investment.” […]
“We congratulate MC Dean, Inc. on this latest expansion in Charleston County. This new investment, which will create 126 jobs, further proves that our state has the business climate companies look for to find success.”
AREA DEVELOPMENT MAGAZINE
VOCO America is investing $3.2 million toward an expansion of its headquarters in Indian Land, South Carolina. This will create 15 new jobs!
“VOCO America, Inc. has chosen to expand in Indian Land and Lancaster County for its access to a skilled workforce in the North and South Carolina metro-Charlotte area and the location’s excellent proximity to the Charlotte Douglas International airport, which makes traveling simple and economical. We are committed to our community […].”
“Lancaster County couldn’t be happier that VOCO America, Inc. is expanding its U.S. headquarters in Indian Land. They are an excellent company, and their decision is reflective of how our community is a strong, welcoming and supportive home for international, domestic and existing businesses.”
AREA DEVELOPMENT MAGAZINE
Bourne Group is investing $3.7 million toward an expansion in Right to Work Mount Pleasant, South Carolina. This will create 43 new jobs!
“We are very excited to move Bourne Group headquarters to the town of Mount Pleasant. […] There is plenty of talent locally, and we hope the move and the investment in our facility will attract the type of workforce we will need to continue to be an industry leader and meet the annual growth Bourne Group typically experiences.” […]
“Today’s announcement reflects the diversification of our state’s economy, with the maritime industry increasing its presence in South Carolina. This expansion by the Bourne Group in Charleston County further proves that South Carolina has the business climate and network companies are looking for.”
AREA DEVELOPMENT MAGAZINE
To read the previous update on economic development in Right to Work South Carolina, click here.
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