Mary Lilley with Greenfield presented at the Hertfordshire Global roundtable in Hertfordshire, England on February 26, 2018.
Greenfield's Robin Spinks to Moderate NCEDA February 15, 2018 Networking Luncheon Using GIS to Market Your Economic Development Assets: North Carolina Case Studies
Greenfield Representing NC's Perquimans Marine Industrial Park at International WorkBoat Show in New Orleans November 29 - December 1, 2017
Greenfield Assists with Reuse Planning for Superfund Site
September 2017
Greenfield is presenting market opportunities to Town of Navassa residents as background information for their Visioning for a superfund site’s reuse and redevelopment.
Greenfield is presenting market opportunities to Town of Navassa residents as background information for their Visioning for a superfund site’s reuse and redevelopment.
Greenfield's Robin Spinks on Site consultant panel at SEDC Annual Conference
August 2017
Robin Spinks, principal in Greenfield, participated in the recent SEDC Annual conference in Charlotte on a panel of site consultants.
Robin Spinks, principal in Greenfield, participated in the recent SEDC Annual conference in Charlotte on a panel of site consultants.
Refrigerant Packaging Company Selects Martin County for New Facility
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Press Release: April 19, 2017
Greenfield is pleased to have helped the Martin County EDC in marketing their shell building, which recently sold to Weitron, Inc. |
The NCEDA newsletter features an article by Greenfield's Robin Spinks: "One Old Timer's Reflection"
June 2016
I have been a member of NCEDA since 1984 –32 years. I actually started in the business as a researcher for the site consultants at J.E. Sirrine Co, engineering firm, in Greenville SC in 1977, but joined NCEDA when I took the local developer position in Edgecombe County in 1984.
I have been a member of NCEDA since 1984 –32 years. I actually started in the business as a researcher for the site consultants at J.E. Sirrine Co, engineering firm, in Greenville SC in 1977, but joined NCEDA when I took the local developer position in Edgecombe County in 1984.
Meet Olli, The Driverless Vehicle Cruising Around National Harbor: DCist
by Rachel Kurzius in News on Jun 16, 2016 4:05 pm
We thought that the parasol-sharing program in Georgetown was the future, but that was before we met Olli—a driverless vehicle equipped with IBM's supercomputer Watson that debuted today at the National Harbor.
We thought that the parasol-sharing program in Georgetown was the future, but that was before we met Olli—a driverless vehicle equipped with IBM's supercomputer Watson that debuted today at the National Harbor.
Robin Spinks, partner in Greenfield, presented at the International Biomass Conference in Charlotte, NC on April 13, 2016.
Press Release: April 7, 2016, Wrightsville Beach, NC
Robin Spinks, site selection / economic development consultant and a principal in Greenfield, has been selected as a panelist for the upcoming International Biomass Conference & Expo in Charlotte, NC.
Robin Spinks, site selection / economic development consultant and a principal in Greenfield, has been selected as a panelist for the upcoming International Biomass Conference & Expo in Charlotte, NC.
Greenfield is working with the Transylvania Economic Alliance on product development.
December 21, 2015
To find out more information this project, visit transylvaniaalliance.com
To find out more information this project, visit transylvaniaalliance.com
Biomarine Convention Spotlights Wilmington
October 15, 2015
The economic potential of aquaculture and harvesting of algae and seaweed were among the hot topics at the international Biomarine Business Convention, which took place in Wilmington Monday through Wednesday of this week.
The economic potential of aquaculture and harvesting of algae and seaweed were among the hot topics at the international Biomarine Business Convention, which took place in Wilmington Monday through Wednesday of this week.
High Point Looks for New Uses of Former Industrial Sites
August 26, 2015
The City of High Point wants to help cleanup former contaminated industrial sites and turn them into economic redevelopment opportunities, and will hold a public meeting next month to talk about possible plans.
The City of High Point wants to help cleanup former contaminated industrial sites and turn them into economic redevelopment opportunities, and will hold a public meeting next month to talk about possible plans.
