A new business survey for Prince Edward County is diving into helping current businesses thrive and diversifying across the municipality
The County of Price Edward is about to undergo a digital Business Retention and Expansion survey.
Mayor Steve Ferguson says the pandemic changed the business landscape and it’s important to understand what supports and services continue to be needed. Sectors included in the survey include retail, manufacturing, hospitality, agriculture, trades, construction, and health.The survey seeks business owner or operator views on the County’s business climate and workforce, business development supports and community development needs, as well as the business’s future plans.
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