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City of Wilson, North Carolina

www.wilsonnc.org

 
Named for Col. Louis D. Wilson, a prominent 19th Century eastern North Carolina legislator, the City of Wilson is the county seat of Wilson County. Located east of Raleigh with a population of approximately 49,628. Wilson`s agricultural roots date back to our days as the world`s largest brightleaf tobacco market. These days, Wilson is home to a thriving economy with leadership in sectors including agribusiness, manufacturing, finance, life sciences, next generation networking, and the arts. Wilson`s emerging focus on innovation is driven by our strong history of investing in the infrastructure that supports what comes next. In 2008, ...
  • Number of Employees: 100-250
  • Annual Revenue: $10-50 Million

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