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Economic Programs in United States
A register of firms and the professionals working at them in the Economic Programs sector based in United States. Browse the public index, then filter or export on Kipplo.
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Discover Clarion County, Pa
Home to scenic valleys, Allegheny & Clarion Rivers, rich culture, tasty food, kind people & vibrant fall colors. A pure vision of Western Pennsylvania's natural beauty.#discoverclarioncounty
1 to 10 staff
Meadville Community Revitalization Corporation
We work collaboratively with residents, partners, and stakeholders MCRC will implement actionable development strategies for the near and long-term benefit of the entire community. This includes: 1. Implement Strategic Projects: The MCRC will collaborate with community groups to support renovation of existing structures and development of new residential and commercial spaces that contribute to our downtown. Improve Public Spaces: The MCRC will collaborate with community groups to facilitate place-based enhancements including lighting, sidewalks, greenspace, and public art that supports creative placemaking and placekeeping while resulting in a more attractive and accessible downtown. Support Businesses: The MCRC will support development of a creative, vibrant downtown economy through business retention, resources, and recruitment. Lead Branding and Marketing: The MCRC will promote Meadville as a destination for residents, visitors, and businesses guided by a marketing plan that highlights the unique assets and creates a cohesive identity for the area. Engage the Community: The MCRC will foster connectivity across existing efforts to ensure that community voices are heard and supported through authentic partnerships.
1 to 10 staff
Milestone Growth Capital Institute
At Milestone, we envision a world where access to capital and knowledge is no longer a barrier to successful entrepreneurship. We firmly believe that cultivating a thriving entrepreneurial ecosystem is the foundation of transforming communities. Our vision is clear, we seek to mobilize capital pathways for early-stage angel investors and founders. We recognize that investing in early-stage companies is risky, so we go all in to foster collaboration among investors and founders.
1 to 10 staff
Montana Business Assistance Connection Mbac
Montana Business Assistance Connection (MBAC) drives economic growth and livability in Lewis and Clark, Broadwater, and Meagher counties. We help businesses start, grow, relocate, or transition through personalized guidance, strategic partnerships, and access to a variety of loan funds. From mentoring with partners like SBDC and SCORE to connecting businesses with capital they may not otherwise access, we work to reduce risk and unlock opportunity. Since MBAC has supported job creation, business expansion, and millions in regional investment—building a stronger, more diverse local economy.
11 to 50 staff
Pocono Mountains Economic Development Corporation
Pocono Mountains Economic Development Corporation is a county-wide non-profit industrial / economic development organization serving Monroe County in Northeastern Pennsylvania. PMEDC provides site location services, project financing, and economic data to companies operating in or considering locating in Monroe County. PMEDC develops sites, stimulates expansion of infrastructure and facilitates access to capital in order to promote the economic growth of Monroe County in the beautiful Pocono Mountains.
1 to 10 staff
Quantum Foam Studios
quantum foam studios is a Dayton-based startup venture studio and professional services firm building circular economies by connecting people, ideas, and capital. We design, launch, and support ventures while providing creative, operational, and strategic services to startups, small businesses, nonprofits, and community partners. Our work spans venture development, professional services, and programming, creating pathways that help ideas move from early concept to real-world impact. At our core, we believe collaboration outperforms competition. We focus on regenerative economic models that strengthen local ecosystems, reduce silos, and keep value circulating within communities. Through our ventures, partner work, and events, we bring founders, investors, institutions, and creatives into shared systems designed for long-term resilience. We’re actively building, scaling, and partnering, working alongside the people and organizations shaping what comes next. If you’re interested in circular economies, venture building, or collaborative approaches to growth, we’d love to connect. Let’s build something that matters—together. start@discoverqfoam.com
11 to 50 staff
Sarauniya International Development Organization
The Sarauniya International Development Organization,(SIDO) is established to develop programs committed to improving the lives of women, youth, and children in traditionally underserved and underutilized communities across the African Diaspora. We believe that every human being has the promise of potential to actualize their life goals. It is due to this belief that the team of SIDO is dedicated to developing and implementing programs dedicated to social and economic interventions in the areas of health, business, education, and economic empowerment.
1 to 10 staff
Stevens Point Downtown Bid
The Downtown Stevens Point Business Improvement District executes improvements in the historic downtown such as; public space enhancement programming, sharing local resources to entrepreneurs and property owners, storefront revitalization, developing partnerships, and working with the Main Street community. Our goal is to revitalize our beautiful downtown through grassroots efforts.
1 to 10 staff
Sunstone Cities
At Sunstone Cities, we are passionate about helping public agencies turn ideas into action. We specialize in economic development, infrastructure planning, and public-private partnerships, equipping local governments with the expertise and resources needed to launch transformative projects and drive sustainable growth. Our team of experienced economic development professionals and municipal strategists partner with cities, counties, and special districts to identify revenue opportunities, attract investment, and build the infrastructure that powers communities. We take a data-driven, solutions-oriented approach, ensuring that every project, whether it's business attraction, infrastructure development, or strategic planning delivers measurable impact. Sunstone Cities offers three core services for its clients- Staff Augmentation - Economic Development Consulting - Public Infrastructure Financing Solutions RSVP for our P3 Strategy Series of events: https://lu.ma/sunstonecities Follow us on YouTube:
1 to 10 staff
Taos Destination Stewardship Network
The Taos Destination Stewardship Network facilitates collaborative, equity-informed, sustainable tourism management throughout the Taos region. The Network provides an innovative and intentional space for knowledge sharing, community engagement, and piloting of programs and products aligned with the Taos Destination Stewardship Plan (DSP). The DSP now serves as a framework to guide strategy and implementation of projects that will help build an economically, socially and environmentally sustainable tourism economy in Taos. The Network is an initiative to collectively address the DSP, sponsored of the Town of Taos, Taos County, currently held as a contract managed by Taos Mainstreet.
11 to 50 staff
Taylorsville-Spencer County Tourism
Serving guests and residents in Spencer County, KY.
1 to 10 staff
The Center For Inclusive Growth
The Center for Inclusive Growth fosters community vitality and economic growth by activating New Haven residents, nurturing innovation, and promoting equitable access to opportunity in the Elm City.
1 to 10 staff
Wolverecon Forum At The University Of Michigan
WolverEcon Forum is a versatile and comprehensive economics club tailored to the interests of its members. Discussions cover a wide range of topics, from personal investment strategies and market current events to Michigan course recommendations. WolverEcon Forum is a great place to get hands-on experience in a professional setting, hold a leadership position, and improve your network both within the University of Michigan and with industry professionals. WolverEcon Forum is open to all students, regardless of major, and does not require a formal application. All students interested in economics, business, finance, or policy are encouraged to join by visiting https://maizepages.umich.edu/organization/wef.
11 to 50 staff
York Launchbox, Powered By Penn State
Entrepreneur support program of Penn State York.
1 to 10 staff
Alachua County Economic Development
Alachua County Economic Development promotes sustainable growth, innovation, and opportunity across the region’s diverse communities - from thriving urban centers to productive agricultural lands. The Economic Development team focuses on strengthening the local economy through support for small business development, workforce advancement, and strategic industry connections. Committed to fostering long-term resilience and attracting investment, Alachua County offers the tools, partnerships, and quality of life that enable businesses to grow and succeed.
1 to 10 staff
Big Table Institute
At the Big Table Institute, we connect and empower civic builders and mission-driven professionals to collaboratively create transformative, market-driven change in their communities. Our programming embraces a shift from siloed to networked models. It is rooted in user-centered design, cross-sector collaboration, and shared value creation. We go beyond the traditional startup or small business playbook to enable mission-aligned professionals to design, test, and launch systemic solutions.
1 to 10 staff
Collectiones Safety Keychain Products Review
We empower women to stay safe while looking stylish
11 to 50 staff
Dime Above The Line
DIME Above The Line is a community driven financial program in Westland, MI, focused on financial empowerment, connection, and community leadership. By bridging the gap between local organizations and financial resources, the program activates solutions that start within the community itself. Rooted in lived experiences and guided by a vision for long-term impact, DIME aims to evolve into a movement that supports sustainable economic development and self-determination.
1 to 10 staff
Downtown Sanford, Inc
Downtown Sanford Inc. serves to champion the economic growth of the City of Sanford while preserving the historical integrity of downtown through education, promotion, and management.
1 to 10 staff
Ikram Consulting
We provide specialist Economic advisory services to clients such as The World Bank, US Aid, Crown Agents, ADB, JE Austin, DFID and more
1 to 10 staff
Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation Jedco
The Jacksonville Economic Development Corporation (JEDCO) exists to serve the needs of existing businesses and to attract new investment. Professional staff stand ready to provide value-added services, resources, and assistance to serve the needs of businesses looking to expand, relocate, or start-up in Jacksonville. Created by the voters of Jacksonville in 1995, JEDCO is a Type B economic development corporation. The first chair of the board was Senator Robert L. Nichols. JEDCO is led by a seven-member Board of Directors appointed by the Jacksonville City Council.
1 to 10 staff
Jerome 20 20 Economic Development Organization
We’re a unique organization focused on economic development for the City and County of Jerome, that is funded by the city, county, and business and industry leaders. What we have to sell to new businesses is our infrastructure, our plentiful land at a reasonable cost, premier freeway access, and business-friendly city and county leadership. Working in a team environment with the city and county, Jerome 20/20, Inc. is involved in projects for new business in the industries of food processing, related processing, food-science R&D, manufacturing, seeds/beans/grains, agribusiness, warehousing, and logistics. Jerome 20/20, Inc. also works with retail, restaurants, and commercial businesses that show interest in Jerome as well as a number of businesses that are expanding at their current locations. These expansions greatly affect the construction industry–contractors, local subcontractors, and suppliers: lumber, concrete, fixtures, and other materials. We want companies to come to Jerome and be a part of a place where their employees and families want to live and where their children enjoy the finest schools. Our recreation districts provide year-round sporting activities and family fun. The recreation section of this website shows how rich our area is in outdoor recreation opportunities.
1 to 10 staff
Latino Professionals Connect
Latino Professionals Connect is dedicated to fostering a supportive network for Latino/a/x professionals and business owners in Eugene, Springfield, and surrounding areas. Through bi-monthly "Night at the Museum" networking events, we create opportunities for individuals to connect, engage, and expand their professional networks. Our events provide a welcoming space for collaboration and growth, connecting professionals from diverse backgrounds to drive success and promote community engagement. Join us to build relationships, share insights, and strengthen our vibrant professional community.
1 to 10 staff
Leslie Murphy Consulting, Llc
Economic development leader with extensive experience driving local and regional economic growth and building strategic initiatives with local, U.S. and global players. Establish and nurture successful public/private partnerships and collaboration within government, commercial, non-profit and academic settings. Recognized expertise in Tax Increment Finance (TIF), local economic policy, domestic and international business development, communications and marketing, public financial incentives/assistance, redevelopment and tax/revenue opportunities. Adept at creating an ‘environment for investment’ while maximizing internal department operations and managing multiple projects in varied settings. Recent experience navigating businesses through COVID-19 pandemic, CARES Act and ARPA-funded local business support programs, and through zoning, permitting, legal, and municipal approval processes. Expert in business retention and expansion techniques, having represented or consulted with more than 70 Chicagoland suburbs and Midwestern communities in public and private practice. MPA (Urban Planning) from the University of Illinois at Chicago and BA (Government/Business Minor) from Saint Mary's College, Notre Dame, IN.
1 to 10 staff
