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South Coast Development CouncilFrom business site tours to supporting entrepreneurs—here’s a snapshot of what SCDC membe...
South Coast Development CouncilFrom business site tours to supporting entrepreneurs—here’s a snapshot of what SCDC membe...
South Coast Development CouncilFrom business site tours to supporting entrepreneurs—here’s a snapshot of what SCDC membe...

Published on: 08/04/2025

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South Coast Development Council
From business site tours to supporting entrepreneurs—here’s a snapshot of what SCDC membership makes possible.
🧭 Since 2024:
• 197 business assists
• 9 entrepreneurs showcased at Pitch Nights
• 20 Co.Starters grads
• 8 startups housed in the South Coast Accelerator
• A new website to draw investment to our region
• Commercial real estate tools and marketing campaigns
Join us today. It takes many seagulls: https://bit.ly/4m7Tp42
#growsouthcoast #growwithscdc

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