Georgia is ranked no.1 in Workforce Development for the 14th consecutive year. In Carroll County, we boast a talented, robust talent pool with 74% of workers between the age of 22-25. The median age of Carroll County employees is 36.
Carroll County is also home to the University of West Georgia and West Georgia Technical College where nearly 20,000 students are pursuing higher education. With top-rated programs in computing and technology, nursing and health care, finance and the arts, trade skills, vocational training, and beyond, we understand that a growing business requires a growing workforce. Additionally, we hold monthly workforce meetings in partnership with the Chamber and participate in Regional Workforce Development Partnerships with Harralson and Heard Counties.
Your ability to attract and retain top talent is enhanced by the superior quality of life here in West Georgia. With a low cost of living, people are choosing our community because it offers small-town charm just an hour from the big city.
A diverse mix of thriving industries in advanced manufacturing, food production, technology, healthcare, and agribusiness are located in Carroll County. Products produced in our facilities range from automobile sunroofs and other parts, cable and wire, aircraft parts, food for some of your favorite restaurants, and US Military uniforms. Carroll County also has rich legacy in entrepreneurs and family-owned businesses and in farming and agribusiness.
Aubrey Silvey Enterprises
Bremen-Bowdon Investment Co
Decostar Industries
Die-Tech
Ed Miniat LLC
Flowers Baking Co. / Nature’s Own
IHI-ICR aviation equipment
Intex DIY Inc.
Janus International
Mullins Mechanical
OFS Fitel
Pilgrim’s
PrintPack
Royal Metal Products
Southeastrans
Southwire Co.
Sugar Foods Corporation
Superior Recreational Products
Systems & Methods Inc. (SMI)
Tanner Medical Center
Trident Foods
Yachiyo Manufacturing
Z1 Motorsports