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Cobb County Board of Commissioners Chairman Mike Boyce speaks to business officials during a Cobb Chamber of Commerce meeting. Cobb officials are seeking survey responses from Cobb business owners at CobbCounty.SeamlessDocs.com/f/edsurvey. Courtesy of Cobb County
Cobb County Board of Commissioners Chairman Mike Boyce speaks to business officials during a Cobb Chamber of Commerce meeting. Cobb officials are seeking survey responses from Cobb business owners at CobbCounty.SeamlessDocs.com/f/edsurvey. Courtesy of Cobb County
By Carolyn Cunningham
Nov 2, 2018

Cobb County business owners are being asked to respond to an online survey from the county government.

The Business Retention and Expansion Survey - with 14 questions - is available at CobbCounty.SeamlessDocs.com/f/edsurvey.

“Business retention and expansion are the foundation of effective economic development, and the results of these business owner surveys will help us to determine how to better support our local businesses,” Cobb Economic Development Division Manager Michael Hughes said in a county statement.

“Our goal from the survey findings will be to utilize the data/information as a basis for identifying, designing and implementing strategies that can help strengthen existing businesses and industries,” Hughes added.

Information: 770-528-2018, EconDev@CobbCounty.org

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