Charlotte Coastal Region: Charlotte County, New Brunswick

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Charlotte Coastal Region Economy

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Why Locate Your Business in the Charlotte Coastal Region?

"Charlotte County is home to some of New Brunswick’s most distinguished and successful companies. Today, with perhaps the best location in Atlantic Canada and very attractive lifestyle choices for employees and management, our businesses have embraced the challenge of innovation and competing on the global stage."
Michael Rouse, Executive Director, Enterprise Charlotte

You – In the Charlotte Coastal Region, you will find a more relaxed pace of living, and a better balance between work and family. The Charlotte Coastal Region is not crowded, and the natural landscapes and seascapes that surround you are calming. Commutes in the Charlotte Coastal Region are relaxed and stress free. Most areas of the region are within 20 to 30 minutes of each other.

A strong work ethic – People in the Charlotte Coastal Region have a strong work ethic built from a history of working the land and the sea, which is now integrated into the rural and small town cultures of the region.

Little turnover – Employees in the Charlotte Coastal Region tend to stay with their employers.

A skilled workforce – The Charlotte Coastal Region is home to a skilled and productive workforce. Local educational institutions provide workers with the skills and knowledge needed to excel in today’s marketplace and the dedication to help companies succeed.

Infrastructure – The Charlotte Coastal Region offers access to modern transportation networks including road, rail and sea shipping opportunities. The region offers access to competitive low-cost electricity distribution, as well as access to natural gas.

Lower cost – Operating a business in the Charlotte Coastal Region can improve your bottom line: low cost land is available in three industrial parks and commercial property taxes and labour rates are very competitive in the region.

Proximity to the United States – The Charlotte Coastal Region is located on Maine’s eastern border and offers three industrial parks that are minutes from the border. The new Canadian/United States border crossing (opening in 2009) will provide a highly efficient crossing point for trucking. This border crossing is within a one-day drive time of the Boston and New York markets.

A Supportive Business Climate – Whether opening a new business or relocating an existing business, New Brunswick and the Charlotte Coastal Region are open for business. Less red tape and a team approach to economic development make this area a great place to have a business.