Local business‑development nonprofit seeks $11,909 county contribution
NEK Enterprise Facilitation and Glacial Hills reported 339 regional clients since 2003, claimed 73 new/expanded/retained businesses and 269 jobs created or retained, and asked Jackson County for $11,909 toward program support; commissioners took no action at the meeting.
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Teresa McAnerney of NEK Enterprise Facilitation and Lynn Goodman of Glacial Hills presented the nonprofit’s annual report and funding request. McAnerney described NEK as a free, confidential business coaching organization operating since 2003; the presenters reported 339 clients in the region, 73 businesses new or retained, and 269 jobs created or retained, with 13 current clients in Jackson County.
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