1000 jobs coming to Charlotte East

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Today, Governor Bev Perdue, NACA CEO Bruce Marks, Charlotte Chamber President Bob Morgan, and former Bank of America President Hugh McColl announced that the Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America (NACA) will be creating 1000 new jobs in Charlotte East. They will begin recruiting for 500 jobs effective immediately! THIS IS THE LARGEST NUMBER OF JOBS CREATED IN THE UNITED STATES SINCE 2007!!!

NACA is hosting a job fair Friday and Saturday from 8 AM to 8 PM at 5855 Executive Center Drive. Suite# 200 Directions
The jobs will pay from $35,000 to $80,000.

NACA will visit evey major city in the nation in their "Save the Dream" campaign. They plan to refinance or help restructure hundreds of thousands of mortgages -SAME DAY! NACA has historically had less than 1% foreclosure rate, which is unheard of in the mortgage industry even for programs that require perfect credit.
Whether you are seeking employment or mortgage assistance you can learn more at NACA.com
NACA plans to invest $4.5 million. They are receiving a $1 million grant from the "One North Carolina Fund", which is intended to encourage job growth.
Please note that Roger Kellogg of Charlotte East LLC has donated all of the office space for this historic effort at no cost for six months.

These 1000 jobs are critical to economic development in Charlotte East. Now is the time to prove that Charlotte East is "Headed in the Right Direction!" Even more importantly, residents of Charlotte East will have the opportunity to travel across the U.S. to help hundreds of thousands of fellow Americans avoid foreclosure and dig our country out of a financial mess. Please take the time to thank the Governor, The Charlotte Chamber, Mr. McColl, NACA, & Mr. Kellogg for their commitment to Charlotte East.

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Albemarle Rd. Business Owners get ready! $25,000 people a day are expected to attend the NACA job Fair on Executive center Drive. That's Friday & Saturday. Get ready for a busy day

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NACA may be eligible to receive $256,000 for on-the-job training assistance and another a $4 million state grant if it creates enough jobs under the guidleines of the program. The on-the-job training assistance will pay half of the pay of 100 workers for two months if they were previously unemployed.