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Welcome

Thank you for visiting our website. Feel free to use this site as a tool to keep up-to-date with what is going on at the Madison County Business League. It is here that you can find out about who we are and why we exist.

Download: Madison County Strategic Plan

Download: MS Health Insurance Exchange Presentation

Download: Madison County Overview

Download: Madison County Mississippi - United for Progress

Our Mission

The mission of the Madison County Business League is to bring together, under one organization, the voice of numerous entities in order to establish a clear and concise message for the future. This organization, which is comprised of elected, appointed, business and individual leaders of Madison County, will enable all partners in business and economic development to participate collectively in bringing together the overall vision for Madison County.


In the News...


Excel By 5 Coalition Second Annual Health Fair

The North madison County Excel By 5 Coalition hosted the second annual Health Fair on Saturday, June 8, 2013 on the square of the historic Madison County Courthouse. The event was held in conjunction with the 15th annual Greater Refuge Temple barbeque Contest. Children 0 – 5 enjoyed the various kindergarten readiness exhibits and giveaways. Read More

Summer Celebration Honoring Dan Bednarzyk

The Madison County Business League cordially invites you to a summer celebration honoring Dan Bednarzyk of Nissan North America. Read More

Results of the 2013 Board of Directors Election

The Madison County Business League is proud to announce the results of the
2013 Board of Directors Election Read More

2013 Mississippi Legislative Report

The legislature this year tried to do things that made financial sense.We put savings first. We put $250 million straight into the state's savings account. Read More

St. Andrews Recognized

The Madison County Business Is extremely proud and honored to call St. Andrew’s Madison County’s very own! Congratulations to the administration, faculty, staff and students for this outstanding accomplishment. Now the country knows what we have known all along! Read More

Board of Directors Election Candidates for 2013

We are pleased to announce the Board of Directions Election Candidates for 2013: Read More

Download the Spring 2013 Newsletter

Economic development is very competitive, and the key to competing for projects is for a community to have marketable assets. Madison County has these assets, and now, thanks to a partnership with the Walker family, we can offer nearly 2,000 acres for development which will put us on the map for competing for large economic development projects that provide high-paying jobs. Read More

Entergy Mississippi, Madison County EDA Unveil Premier Economic Mega Site Panther Creek Commerce Center includes some 2,000 acres for industrial development

Over 125 guests, elected officials and business leaders attended the Panther Creek Commerce Center Mega Site Announcement held on Wednesday, April 10, 2013, on site in Madison County at the intersection of Nissan Parkway West and Hwy 22. Tim Coursey, Executive Director of the Madison County Economic Development Authority, was presented with a site qualification plaque by Entergy MS President & CEO Haley Fisackerly and Entergy’s Director of Economic Development John Turner. Details of the site are listed on the profile below. Read More

What Makes a City Enduring?

On Tuesday, April 16th, 2013, the members of Leadership Madison County will spend their final session exploring the question, “What makes a City an enduring place?”, as they tour and hear current leaders talk about public treasures that have mapped the path to Madison County’s position as a preferred place to live. Read More

Nissan Expansion Bill Gets Final Legislative Approval; Private Financing Will Help Create 800 - 1,000 New Jobs

JACKSON - The Mississippi House gave its final approval today to a bill that will help create 800-1,000 new jobs at the Nissan plant in Madison County. The bill had been held on a motion to reconsider. It now goes to Gov. Phil Bryant for his consideration. Read More

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