Business Link North Carolina


Business Link North Carolina

Welcome to Business Link North Carolina! BLNC, or "blink," is your starting point to access an extensive network of experts who can help your business succeed.

Classes, webinars, seminars & events to help your business

EVENTS
Classes, webinars, seminars & events to help your business.
Resources and information to help your business

INFORMATION
Resources and information to help your business.
Links to State and Federal Recovery Web sites and information to keep you updated

RECOVERY
Links to State and Federal Recovery Web sites and information to keep you updated.

Access BLNC

View a PDF version of the brochureBusiness Link North Carolina can connect you to services and offering provided by state-supported agencies, many of which are free, call BLNC toll-free, 1-800-228-8443, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Eastern Time, to talk with one of our business consultants.

News From the Governor's Office

  • 2010 State Employees Wellness Expo - Blog by Ruth Barlow
    Statewide Wellness Coordinator     - North Carolinians need to take better care of their health, especially with rising health care costs. That advice goes for state employees, too.  Yesterday, nearly 4,000 state employees gathered at the state fairgrounds for the 2010 State Employees Wellness Expo to learn more about taking charg...
  • Updated statement on Ferry Service - Press Release - The N.C. Department of Transportation Ferry Division is running all ferries – including the three ferry routes serving Ocracoke -- under their normal schedules during the island evacuation. The division has extra vessels on standby at the Ocracoke-Hatteras terminal, if needed, and have put ferries on standby to run from Rodanthe to Stumpy Point if N.C. 12 washes over and people can't get off Hatteras.
  • Gov. Perdue Declares State of Emergency - Press Release - Gov. Bev Perdue today issued Executive Order No. 62 to declare a State of Emergency for North Carolina in advance of the arrival of Hurricane Earl.
  • Governor Temporarily Suspends Transport Rules - Press Release - Gov. Bev Perdue today issued Executive Order No. 61 in anticipation of Hurricane Earl’s arrival to temporarily suspend some motor vehicle regulations to ensure the transport of essentials and restoration of utility services as needed.

Please visit the Office of the Governor to view additional news.