Kim Delaney

Kim Delaney has a bachelor's degree in mass communications from East Tennessee State University and a master's degree in internet marketing from Full Sail University. She has two children.

Kim is the owner of a marketing and events company in Concord, where she has managed direct mail and email marketing campaigns for 15 years and organized events and tradeshows for nearly 10 years.

Kim owns a small business. She is involved in marketing and event planning.

Kim's campaign for state representative is her first run for public office. 

Believes small business is the heart of the community and is vital for vibrant downtowns and town centers.

Believes in supporting small businesses because they are "the heart of the community."

Supports systems designed to support businesses at every milestone, including incentives for hiring local candidates and improved access to capital.

Supports incentives for businesses hiring local candidates and improved access to capital.

Supports building a workforce that encourages children to stay in Cabarrus County.

Wants to build a workforce that encourages children to stay in Cabarrus County.

Supports creating incentives for small developers to construct more homes and designing communities that reflect a hometown feel, focusing on mixed generation and mixed income options for the workforce.

Supports incentives for small developers to construct more homes and design communities that reflect a "hometown feel."

Supports mixed generation and mixed income communities.

- Believes in supporting small businesses because they are "the heart of the community."
- Supports incentives for businesses hiring local candidates and improved access to capital.
- Wants to build a workforce that encourages children to stay in Cabarrus County.
- Supports incentives for small developers to construct more homes and design communities that reflect a "hometown feel."
- Supports mixed generation and mixed income communities.

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Kim DeLaney

Kim Delaney obtained a bachelor's degree from East Tennessee State University.

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Kim is the owner of a marketing and events company in Concord, North Carolina.

- Believes in supporting small businesses because they are "the heart of the community."
- Supports incentives for businesses hiring local candidates and improved access to capital.
- Wants to build a workforce that encourages children to stay in Cabarrus County.
- Supports incentives for small developers to construct more homes and design communities that reflect a "hometown feel."

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