February 2026

Andreas Dressler to Speak at GFBJ Power Breakfast

FCEDC has partnered with the Greater Fayetteville Business Journal to bring Andreas Dressler in for the first Power Breakfast of 2026.

Andreas is a veteran in the field of foreign direct investment (FDI), helping companies select the right locations for over 25 years.

"This event is a great opportunity for our community to deepen its understanding of how global markets can shape local growth", said Robert Van Geons, FCEDC President & CEO.

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FCEDC to be Featured at SIOR Spring Carolinas Conference

FCEDC is Growing!

FCEDC by the Numbers - February 2026

In the Spotlight: 3468 Cedar Creek Road

3468 Cedar Creek Road is a 221-acre site spanning across four total parcels. The site has existing buildings and access to rail that can accommodate around 150 rail cars. There are two Duke Energy substations on site, with 24 & 25 MW transformers. Located just 2 miles from Interstate 95, and 4 miles from both Highway 24 & 87, this site provides premier accessibility to product and customers.

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For a searchable database of commercial and industrial buildings available in Cumberland County, visit https://fcedc.com/sites-buildings/.



"In the spotlight" is a rotating feature. If you have any questions about the property or would like to learn how to have your building or site "in the spotlight," reach out to us at info@fcedc.com.

In the Community - The Season For Workforce Development

Mid-Carolina NextGen Summer Work Program

The Mid-Carolina Workforce Development Board is looking for businesses to take part in it's NextGen Summer Work Program. The program offers Cumberland County youth an opportunity to gain experience in the workplace and strengthen their skills, while earning $15/hour - fully funded by the program. This initiative is one of many that help develop Cumberland County's future workforce. Read more about the program here.

Businesses interested can sign up here.

Cumberland County Schools ICON Program

CCS is preparing for it's annual ICON Program. A work-based learning opportunity that utilizes local businesses to provide students with the competencies and skills that allow them to connect school experiences to real-life work activities through career exploration, exposure to the real workplace, and achievement of work readiness skills. Learn more about the program here.

Employment Opportunities in Cumberland County: February 2026

Quality employment opportunities are available at companies across Fayetteville and Cumberland County. Whether you're looking for entry-level positions or advanced professional roles, our latest Job Openings blog post includes opportunities in all skill levels from our existing industry partners in sectors like manufacturing, distribution, logistics, and defense.

Review job openings here.