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Economic Programs in United States
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Emory Economics Investment Forum
The Emory Economics Investment Forum (EEIF), a student-run organization supported by the Economics Department, is dedicated to fostering a deep understanding of economic theories and investment strategies through hands-on learning and simulations. EEIF offers Emory University students opportunities to explore economics and investment practices beyond the traditional curriculum, connecting peers and industry professionals through a variety of enriching activities. From real money investments and trading simulations to educational workshops, guest lectures, networking events, and case competitions, EEIF provides the tools and experiences needed to gain practical insights and excel in the world of economics and finance. Join EEIF to develop your skills and expand your network with valuable industry exposure!
11 to 50 staff
Fairbanks Economic Development Corporation
Economic Development
1 to 10 staff
Invest Hamilton County
Invest Hamilton County is focused on empowering economic vitality for the County’s businesses and residents. This is accomplished by fostering collaboration, leading with quality research, and implementing workforce development and quality of life priorities across the Invest Hamilton County – Social Media Comment Policy We welcome conversation and engagement on our social media channels. Our goal is to create a respectful, inclusive space for dialogue about our community and the work of Invest Hamilton County. We will not remove comments simply because they are critical of IHC or our team. However, we do reserve the right to hide or delete comments that include: Profanity, obscenity, or graphic content Threats of violence or promotion of illegal activity Discrimination or harassment based on race, age, religion, gender, national origin, disability, sexual orientation, veteran status, or any other protected class Spam, duplicate posts, or misleading links Malware, malicious content, or attempts to disrupt our platforms Personal attacks, defamation, or false claims about individuals Content that infringes on copyrights or intellectual property rights By engaging with us on social media, you agree to follow these guidelines as well as the policies of the platform you’re using. We appreciate your participation and look forward to constructive conversation that advances the mission of Invest Hamilton County.
1 to 10 staff
Middle Rio Grande Economic Development Association
MRGEDA’s goal is to enhance the quality of life in the Middle Rio Grande Valley, while reinforcing the unique characteristics of our counties and our communities. We hope to accomplish this by assisting in the building of quality jobs that will generate disposable income and tax revenues. It is the direction of growth and sustainable economic development, through infrastructure, education, and jobs, that will help both present and future generations prosper in our area.
1 to 10 staff
Randolph County United
The Mission: to provide leadership and resources to connect communities, cultivate a prosperous economy, and create a flourishing quality of life.
1 to 10 staff
Rex The Code Crafters
Expert in online sales strategies and the various platforms used to conduct digital sales or conversions on any Platform.
11 to 50 staff
Untamed Equity
Untamed Equity brings developers, municipalities, and lenders together to enhance economic development projects by leveraging the power of tax incentive (TIF) monetization and Historic Tax Credits (HTC)
1 to 10 staff
Utah Inland Port Authority
We move Utah forward. We maximize long-term economic benefits in Utah by developing and optimizing economic project areas and logistics-based infrastructure. We aspire to transform Utah through multi-generational, logistics-based, economic solutions.
11 to 50 staff
El Dorado - Union County Chamber Of Commerce
The El Dorado-Union County Chamber of Commerce serves El Dorado and Union County by promoting growth and economic development, advocating for the business community and serving our members with outstanding programs, networking opportunities and benefits.
1 to 10 staff
Georgia Cleantech Innovation Hub
We are a 501c3 that aims to make innovation a driver of a robust, inclusive cleantech economy that creates jobs in growth industries, commercializes technology that combats climate change and elevates people and communities throughout Georgia and the Southeast.
11 to 50 staff
Macomb Area Economic Development Corporation
Macomb is located in West Central Illinois and is equidistant (three hours) between Chicago and St. Louis. Plus, there's twice daily Amtrak service to Chicago. Macomb is a mix of agriculture, higher education, commerce and industry and is home to two educational institutions: Western Illinois University and Spoon River College. Additionally, McDonough District Hospital provides an impressive spectrum of advanced medical treatments and personalized health services throughout the region. Macomb residents and visitors alike have ready access to numerous cultural, academic, and recreational venues throughout the city. MAEDCO (an economic development organization) is a not-for-profit, public/private corporation providing a full range of services to help meet growing business’ needs in the city. MAEDCO provides direct professional and technical assistance to large and small businesses throughout McDonough County, Illinois. Services Include: • Business Attraction • Business Retention & Expansion • Access to Capital / Revolving Loan Fund • Workforce Development • Youth Entrepreneurship • Enterprise Zone, TIF District
1 to 10 staff
Northwest Regional Development Commission
NORTHWEST REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT COMMISSION is a company based out of 109 SOUTH MINNESOTA STREET, WARREN, Minnesota, United States.
11 to 50 staff
The Enterprise Center At Pathstone
Serving WNY (Buffalo, Rochester, and surrounding cities/counties) and Puerto Rico. ¡Hablamos español! The Enterprise Center at PathStone is an affiliate of PathStone Corporation, a multi-state community development corporation. Established in 1997, the Enterprise Center is a designated Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI). Our mission is to enhance the economic self-sufficiency and quality of life of individuals and communities through entrepreneurial training, technical assistance, access to financing for new and expanding businesses, and mortgage products for underserved borrowers. Our small business loans are paired with a strong program of pre-loan and post-loan technical assistance to support our clients' growth. While our loans range in size from $500 to most start-ups are limited to a maximum loan.
11 to 50 staff
Ukb Federal Corporation
The purpose of the Corporate Board is to enhance the employment opportunities of UKB members, while providing revenues that may further the corporate, business and economic development activities of the tribe. Through these activities, the tribe can raise revenue to address other matters of interest to its members including public health, safety and welfare. The United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Indians established the UKB Corporate Board on September 12, 2015 under Council Resolution No. 15-UKB-57. The Corporate Board is operated by five board members.
11 to 50 staff
Virginia Black Chamber Of Commerce
The mission of the Virginia Black Chamber of Commerce (VABCC) is to promote the sustainability of black-owned businesses throughout the Commonwealth of Virginia. Together with the Virginia Black Business Directory (VABBD), our 501c3 organization we are committed to the capacity building of small business owners; by provide programs and initiatives that foster higher productivity, increased success rates, and improved business education.
1 to 10 staff
Bayou Microfund
Our mission is to incubate micro-entrepreneurs in the Greater Houston area by providing interest-free loans and mentoring. We have been a non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation and a Kiva Trustee since 2014. In 2021, with support from Kiva and the Michael and Susan Dell Family Foundation, we became the caretaker of Kiva's Houston Hub. From application, to fundraising, to repayment, to technical assistance, we are here to support local entrepreneurs through their Kiva Journey. We provide interest-free loans and support by mentoring in different areas to our entrepreneurs to help them achieve their goals. Our loans are funded in two different ways: through direct loans with our Partner Banks and through our Kiva Houston Hub. We love to hear from others who are passionate about microlending and who wish to make a difference by giving back. Join us as we seek to create a virtuous circle of giving that enlivens a vibrant micro-lending community in Texas.
1 to 10 staff
Beam Circular
BEAM Circular is building a vibrant regional ecosystem for the circular bioeconomy in California’s agricultural heartland. Anchored in the North San Joaquin Valley, we are facilitating collaboration through the BioEconomy, Agriculture, & Manufacturing (BEAM) Initiative to scale the most promising innovations in bioindustrial manufacturing and to transform waste from food and agricultural systems into economic and environmental opportunity. Our work includes public-private projects and programs in the areas of innovation, access to capital, infrastructure, talent development, and cross-cutting partnerships to advance the sector. BEAM Circular was launched in January 2023, catalyzed by the Stanislaus 2030 inclusive economic development partnership. Together with local communities and a growing network of state and national collaborators, BEAM Circular is now aligning resources, policy, talent, and collaboration to accelerate the circular bioeconomy and make the North San Joaquin Valley the best place in the world to bring bioproduction solutions to scale. BEAM Circular serves as co-lead of the Circular Bioeconomy Innovation Collaborative (CBIO Collaborative), a NSF Engines Development Award recipient, alongside UC Merced and Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.
1 to 10 staff
Black Hawk Economic Development, Inc
Black Hawk Economic Development, Inc.(BHED) is a non-profit economic development organization that provides economic development assistance for business start-up, expansion, and/or retention projects. The organization was founded in 1978 in response to the challenging regional economic climate of the late 1970’s and 80’s. It has since evloved into a multi-faceted economic development organization steeped in tradition and poised to meet the challenges of the 21st century economy. Black Hawk Economic Development, Inc. offers two loan programs that provide financial assistance to small businesses in the State of Iowa. The SBA 504 Loan Program is an economic development program designed to facilitate capital investment and job creation and/or retention. Eligible projects include acquisition of fixed assets, building improvements, and equipment with a minimum useful life of 10 years. Long-term (up to 20 years), favorable fixed interest rate financing is available for up to 90% of the cost of a qualifying project. The two Revolving Loan Fund (RLF) Programs that provide financing at favorable interest rates to facilitate small business startups, expansion and/or retention projects. RLF financing is typically subordinate to bank financing and makes up the "gap" or short-fall in the required equity portion of a project. Eligible uses of funds include fixed assets acquisition and working capital.
1 to 10 staff
Bridge
BRIDGE is a privately funded economic organization committed to creating new opportunities for economic development, maximizing existing economic development opportunities, and generating broader recognition of the distinctive economic assets and quality of life in Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia. BRIDGE fosters a cooperative approach, open to all companies and communities in the region, to attract investment in regional infrastructure and activate new partnerships among economic development entities, tourism organizations, higher education institutions, private employers, and the entire regional economic development ecosystem to achieve common goals. BRIDGE serves as a catalyst for regional prosperity, helping individual companies and communities thrive while raising global awareness of the entire region’s appeal.
1 to 10 staff
Cohap Outreach Corporation
The COHAP Outreach Corporation is a 501c3 non-profit program that provides veterans, formerly incarcerated foster care young adults and formerly incarcerated juveniles with planning and prevention services. For those who are formerly incarcerated, young adults that are age out of foster care that are homeless and needs assistance because they are put out on the streets when they turn 18, and young teenagers who are in jail, which is called juvenile, or are about to go free, we offer a direct plan. The organization is composed of a team of professional advisors who are capable of meeting each client's needs. An evaluation and interview to establish their needs will be part of the programs client intake process. Cohap is offering temporary housing aide, economic job skills, and financial literacy and home buying programs to prevent homelessnes. To serve as a foundation for success, Cohap Outreach Corporation works with agencies, educational institutions, and local nongovernmental organizations to provide certified educational programs, GED, vocational training, resume and interview skills, support groups for behavior and addiction issues, basic skills, mental health wellness, and financial literacy. The main objective of the Organization shall be to support and improve these disadvantaged populations, so as to ensure that they are provided with adequate assistance in order to lead a fulfilled life and become active participants in society. Cohap Outreach Corporation aims to tackle the specific challenges and obstacles that each group faces, in order to stimulate their individual growth, rehabilitation or successful reintegration with their community under our programs. For Veterans: The corporation salutes the great sacrifices made by the brave veterans who have sacrificed themselves in service of their country. The program offers a range of services to assist veterans in their transition from military life into civil life, which provide them with the necessary, psychological and emotional support. Cohap provides a full range of mental health services including access to counseling with managing complex bureaucratic hurdles relating to veterans' benefits. For Formerly Incarcerated: The corporation believes in the power of rehabilitation and second chances. The program is aimed at supporting persons who have been incarcerated to achieve a successful return to society. Cohap Outreach Corporation is providing a wide range of reentry services including job training, employment placement and assistance in securing permanent housing. The program supports formerly incarcerated to make better choices in their lives, strengthen relationships and become active members of society by way of mentorship programs and life skills training. They also prioritize education and encourage continued learning, equipping participants with the necessary tools to break the cycle of reoffending and lead law-abiding lives. For Foster Care Young Adults and Formerly Incarcerated Juveniles: Cohap understands the unique challenges faced by children and youths in the foster care system. The program also aims at providing a safe and supportive environment, in which these children can achieve their potential. Offering a range of comprehensive services, which include educational support, mental health counselling and the opportunity to engage in various activities promoting personal growth and development. Building strong networks of support, connecting foster children and young people with mentors and positive role models who can guide them through difficult life transitions, is also part of the programs. By offering stability, love, and opportunities for growth, Cohap aims to empower these young individuals to overcome adversity and reach their full potential. The programs aims at creating a society that supports and uplifts the people who have been affected by adversity. Cohap Outreach Corporation aims to provide them with the tools and resources necessary for a brighter future, to foster positive change and to break the cycle of poverty, by addressing the specific needs of veterans, former incarcerated and foster care young adults and juveniles.#Empowerment #Veterans #FormerIncarcerated #FosterChildren & Youths #COHAP #SecondChances #Hope #Prosperity #Donations #Fundraising Follow COHAP on all its socials: Facebook:@CohapOutreachCorporation Instagram:@cohapoutreachcorporation Pinterest:@cohapoutreachcorporation Twitter:@Cohap_Outreach YouTube:@CohapOutreachCorporation or click this link: https://linkr.bio/CohapOutreachCorporation
1 to 10 staff
Georgia Southern University Business Innovation Group Big
Georgia Southern Business Incubator located in Statesboro - Metter - Hinsville - Savannah
5001 to 10000 staff
Knox County Indiana Economic Development
Knox County Indiana Economic Development (KCIED) leads, attracts, and catalyzes economic growth through collaborations, programs, and strategies. KCIED promotes a strong business climate through proactive working partnerships with government, business, entrepreneurs, education, non-profits, and the community at large.
1 to 10 staff
Lake To River Ohio
Lake to River is dedicated to creating sustainable economic growth through site development, business attraction and retention, and strategic infrastructure enhancement. These initiatives uplift our region, integrating project management, talent acquisition, and marketing for community betterment. Join us in shaping a brighter future for Eastern Ohio.
1 to 10 staff
Lansing Economic Development Corporation
The Lansing EDC is a nonprofit economic development organization focused exclusively on the city of Lansing, Michigan. Our mission is to improve the Lansing community by fostering economic growth that is strategic, sustainable and equitable. The Lansing EDC does this by helping businesses, redeveloping properties and addressing economic inequalities.
1 to 10 staff
