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Economic Programs in United States
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Companies
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Paris Economic Development Corp
The Paris Economic Development Corporation is driven to retain and attract primary jobs to Paris, Texas improving our community and quality of life!
1 to 10 staff
People's Economy Lab
Imagine an economy that serves people, instead of people serving the economy. Where community and worker-owned businesses meet local needs. Where the government is driven by participation instead of partisan politics. Where investing means closing the racial wealth gap instead of making the rich richer. People’s Economy Lab identifies, co-creates, and makes the case for better economic models. We convene leaders, develop and test better models, and push the bounds of what’s possible for a Just Transition to a solidarity economy.
1 to 10 staff
Peoria Next Innovation Center
The Peoria NEXT Innovation Center is designed to meet the needs of expanding businesses and offer private office spaces, large office spaces (550 sq. ft.), and wet labs. Peoria NEXT also offers Affiliate Memberships for companies that need a mailbox and internet access, but are not currently in need of a private office. Our collaborative environment allows you to share knowledge and resources with fellow researchers, inventors, and entrepreneurs looking to transform new technologies and innovations into thriving enterprises.
1 to 10 staff
Port Arthur Economic Development Corporation
The Port Arthur Economic Development Corporation is a 4a sales tax corporation created to enhance Port Arthur’s business climate and overall economic development. The PAEDC is responsible for encouraging and developing business growth and attracting new business to Port Arthur. Our 300-acre business park is especially beneficial to business in the areas of manufacturing, light industrial and commercial development.
1 to 10 staff
Princeton University Economic Development Organization
We are a group of students who constantly question processes we see in the world, looking specifically at the Global South. We have a vested interest in economic development, and we seek to understand how policy impacts people. After posing a specific question, we diligently research to learn about the issue and comprehend the problem in its entirety. Our findings are then compiled into different media, such as a paper, presentation, video, etc, with the hope of publication.
11 to 50 staff
Rebuild Superior Inc
Our Mission is to be the champion for economic and community needs of residents and to enhance the quality of life for generations to come | Superior, Arizona | Programs of Service: Superior Enterprise Center, Superior Food Bank, Home Repairs Program, Blight Remediation, Economic Development Toolkit, Marketing Co-op Partner, Investments in Art & Culture and Capacity Building for other local groups
1 to 10 staff
Schenectady County Metroplex Development Authority
The Metroplex Development Authority is Schenectady County’s main economic development agency.
1 to 10 staff
Soaring City Innovation Partnership
Soaring City!p is an inclusive 501c3 non-profit innovation ecosystem developer and institute focused on leveraging local strengths in the STEAM ecosystem to uplift the community, starting with Tampa's Uptown Innovation Quarter
1 to 10 staff
The Chisholm Group, Llc
The Chisholm Group is an economic justice organization committed to real impact and systemic transformation through educational & workforce opportunity, strategic partnerships, and entrepreneurship. The mission of the Chisholm Group, LLC is to transform generational trajectories by connecting education and economic pathways in cities across America, bringing these sectors together to create stronger pathways to the future. Our approach is based on a model of targeted universalism. This means setting ambitious goals to prepare all students for the future but beginning with those historically locked out of the opportunity. The Chisholm Group currently provides education agency, government, non-profit, and business consulting services at the national, state, and local level to address systemic barriers in access to economic opportunity for marginalized communities. The Chisholm Group also coaches Black women, women of color, and non-binary individuals on how to begin their own entrepreneurial journey to launch or expand a business venture, breaking down barriers to economic opportunity. The Chisholm Group is named after the late Congresswoman Shirley Chisholm, the first Black woman to run for President of the United States from a major party. Ms. Chisholm was an education, economic justice, and women’s rights warrior. The Chisholm Group pays homage to our ancestors by continuing their legacy of lifting as we climb. The Chisholm Group will always be driven to be “unbought and unbossed”, and a “catalyst for change”.
1 to 10 staff
The Development Group
The Development Group brings top executives and years of experience together to inspire economic growth. The innovative and purposeful approach creates a strong community of integrity where people want to be.
1 to 10 staff
The Economic Development Association For Black Communities
The Economic Development Association for Black Communities is on a mission to develop political leaders, Black business, and Black talent in Denver. Despite broadly-termed, minority-focused government aid programs, political representation, and an ideologically aligned Democratic Colorado Black Caucus, Black poverty has decreased by only 13 percentage points since 1969, about 1% every 3.5 years and 95% of Black and Brown third graders at Denver Public Schools could not read at grade level in 2021. In two-thirds of Colorado school districts, less than 14% of Black students meet or exceed grade level benchmarks in mathematics even with it being accepted that tech, math, and reading skills are crucially important for accessing today’s living-wage jobs. The answers for us do not rely upon political affiliation, representation, or welfare, but on job readiness, political education, business leadership, strong family units, and a sense of personal power that increases Black participation in the economy. A renewed approach to Black economic development is required. We are here to provide it.
1 to 10 staff
The Jackson County Development Authority
WHAT WE DO: Neighborhood Development Strategies Business Start-Up & Entrepreneur Support Workforce Development Strategic Planning Marketing & Attraction Finance Assistance & Incentivizing Real Estate Development & Reuse Credit Analysis Business Retention & Expansion Professional business incubation rentals at a low cost Commercial, Industrial, & Residential land database Data & Statistics The Jackson County Development Authority offers technical assistance at no charge to businesses both small and large. The Jackson County Development Authority partners with organizations to provide funding for flexible, customized training programs that offer assistance to businesses and directly supports the transfer of knowledge and skills. The Jackson County Development Authority wants your business to succeed. In partnership with local, state and national organizations the JCDA can assist you in acquiring the knowledge and tools to plan, launch, manage, and grow your Jackson County business.
1 to 10 staff
The Practical Muse
Education and inspiration for the new economy.
1 to 10 staff
The Range Regional Accelerator & New Growth Engine
The RANGE is an industry-led 501c6 membership organization based in the Texas Panhandle, an epicenter of the global food system. The RANGE facilitates research, develops programs, and drives technology creation that address present and future challenges in the beef, dairy and crop production industries related to: water stewardship, environmental stewardship and emissions reduction, automation and labor upskilling, and data management and analytics.
1 to 10 staff
Tilth Arts And Agriculture
In 2023, Tilth Arts and Agriculture launched to support an integrated vision for farm and food systems business labs, community development, and creative arts. We are in the beginning of our start up cycle, a planned seven year strategic arc, through a long term lease agreement with Blue Hill Heritage Trust. Tilth's co-founders are Robbi Bunten, a lifelong resident of Blue Hill and a career finance professional, Billy Giordano a farmer, audio producer and multidisciplinary educator and Lake Larsson of Brooksville, known for Valley of The Stars Farm a/k/a Tinder Hearth's flower gardens and her musical work as co-bandleader of the Soulbenders). We run a two year business accelerator program, an artist residency and a food production and farm lab, Fair Mount Farm in Blue Hill, ME. We epecially prioritize business development services towards talent and community infrastructure triumphs that integrate leadership, environmental, social and economic balance and ingenuity.
1 to 10 staff
Tredc - Tule River Economic Development Corporation
It is the mission of the Tule River Economic Development Corporation to diversify our revenue base, create jobs and educate our people to revitalize our community and bring economic success to the tribe. The Tule River Economic Development Corporation is a Section 17 Federal Corporation chartered by the Tule River Tribal Council of the Tule River Band of Yokuts Indians. The original intent was to create an organization tasked with developing jobs as well as creating a diverse revenue base to benefit the people of the Tule River Reservation and the surrounding community. At a time when many tribes focused on gaming, the Tule River Indian Tribe chose to utilize its gaming resources to increase further economic expansion. Having started Tule River Economic Development Corporation years prior to the advent of Indian gaming, it is now situated to help the Tribe diversify its revenue potential as well as employment opportunities for members of the Tribe. Tule River Economic Development Corporation is setting the standard for economic development among Indian tribes across the nation. To meet the demand of its mission, The Tule River Economic Development Corporation is currently involved in several ventures. While each project is diverse in nature, each takes advantage of relative advantages and resources unique to the Tule River Indian Reservation and the surrounding area.
51 to 200 staff
Warren-Washington Industrial Development Agency
The WWIDA provides incentive-based economic development programs designed to help businesses expand or relocate within Warren and Washington counties in New York. We partner with local businesses, developers, and municipalities to deliver strategic incentives and financing programs that support job creation, capital investment, and community growth. Our investment incentives include property, sales, and mortgage tax exemptions, as well as tax-exempt bond financing. In addition, the WWIDA owns and manages two industrial parks, offering parcels of varying sizes available for sale or lease to accommodate a wide range of business needs. Whether you’re a local entrepreneur or an established company seeking expansion opportunities in Upstate New York, WWIDA is your trusted partner for promoting local investment. Learn more: https://warren-washingtonida.com/
1 to 10 staff
Weber County Center Of Excellence
The Weber County Center of Excellence (COE) is a department of Weber County strategically combined with the Weber-Morgan Health Department & Weber Human Services built to collectively achieve advances in health, equity, and economic well-being. OUR MISSION The COE leads social innovation by engaging community stakeholders to:* Take a human centered approach to solving social challenges, engaging deeper at the root cause of these challenges,* Integrate design thinking with interdisciplinary expertise and cross-sector coalitions with partners from industry, education, social and governmental bodies,* Remove systemic barriers at-risk populations face, in order to help them and agencies who serve them, to build capacity and resilience, and * Work toward unified goals for a vibrant, prosperous community for all.
11 to 50 staff
Carthage Economic Development Corporation
Carthage Economic Development Corporation is a private-public partnership focusing on the growth of Carthage, MO. Carthage, MO is located near the center of the United States with two Interstates allowing anyone to reach the lower 48 states in 48 hours or less.
1 to 10 staff
Cuero Development Corp
In 1995, Cuero voters approved a dedicated sales tax to fund the Cuero Development Corporation (CDC), a Type B municipal corporation, which allows us to receive sales tax remittance. The CDC works to provide economic services to those interested in starting up, relocating, or expanding a business to Cuero, Texas. We are dedicated to the promotion, enhancement, and development of economic growth in the community.
1 to 10 staff
Downtown Las Cruces Partnership
DOWNTOWN LAS CRUCES PARTNERSHIP is a company based out of 138 S WATER ST, LAS CRUCES, New Mexico, United States.
1 to 10 staff
Missouri Economic Development Council Medc
The Missouri Economic Development Council (MEDC) MEDC provides professional development resources and a collaborative environment for our members to share best practices, build strong relationships, and connect to resources to help build a strong and vibrant economy across Missouri. MEDC has been the unified voice of Missouri economic developers since 1979.
201 to 500 staff
Nmrl Ventures
We invest in ventures using technology to solve traditional problems, rather than simply enhance and support traditional methods.
1 to 10 staff
Powell Economic Partnership
Powell Economic Partnership (PEP) is unique to our region. We are one organization with our focus on three functions: economic development, business assistance, and tourism. PEP manages the Powell Chamber, Visitor Center and the PEP Foundation. Do you have a business in Powell and want to expand? You're not alone. Meet with PEP to discuss Wyoming’s tools and resources for our existing businesses. Are you looking to relocate to Wyoming to take advantage of our excellent tax structure, quality of life, and critical infrastructure? Contact Executive Director, Rebekah Burns —your personal "boots on the ground". PEP is an excellent resource and guide for your business' relocation. Powell Economic Partnership was founded in 2011 by a group of Powell citizens. PEP’s mission is to lead businesses and government, foster entrepreneurs to create wealth, jobs, and improve the quality of life consistent with Powell’s culture for the benefit of all citizens. Leverage PEP’s energy and strategic outlook today! Powell Chamber We help Powell residents and businesses feel connected to our community. The Powell Chamber promotes Powell, assists with community events, facilitates networking opportunities and provides business services. Engage with us, we want to hear from you! Contact us by phone or email. Powell Visitor Center The Powell Visitor Center champions Powell to visitors and residents by distributing information about Yellowstone, the Big Horn Basin, special events and hosts agricultural tours. Plan a visit. powellchamber.org/about/
1 to 10 staff
