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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.
Companies
295 on file
Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corporation Seec
Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corporation (SEEC) is a not-for-profit dedicated to strengthening Schoharie County by fostering sustainable economic growth through collaboration with local municipalities, businesses and institutional leaders. We are working together toward a common goal of highlighting distinctive points of light within the community, cultivating entrepreneurial endeavors and enhancing the ability of local businesses to add value to their enterprises. SEEC is guided by social, environmental and financial principles that will accelerate growth and help provide sustainability through a collaborative and thriving business community.
1 to 10 staff
Selma & Dallas County Economic Development Authority
The mission of the Selma and Dallas County Economic Development Authority is to attract new employers to the area and retain and expand existing employers. Accomplishing this mission will enhance the area business climate, facilitate continued growth, diversify the local economy, expand the tax base, and enhance the employment opportunities for area residents, thereby improving the overall standard-of-living for all citizens.
1 to 10 staff
Task Force Movement
Bringing Transitioning Service Members, Veterans, Military Families, and industry stakeholders together to improve economic and national security outcomes.
1 to 10 staff
The National Center For Local Business & Workforce Development
The National Center for Local Business & Workforce Development equips entrepreneurs, employees, small businesses, and local stakeholders with the resources, guidance, and services needed to create wealth and escape poverty. By bringing Federal, State, Corporate, and Local resources to local communities and providing standing direct services to the workforce and local businesses, we catalyze local economies and help communities “help themselves.”
1 to 10 staff
Black Wealth Ventures
We believe that Economic Empowerment is our right, and so we have created this gcompany to become actionable in our beliefs. Black men and women can participate, contribute, and benefit from our sound policies, inclusive approach, and commitment to sustainable development. We believe in respect, dignity, and fair distribution of benefits!
11 to 50 staff
Boston University Undergraduate Economics Association
The UEA at BU represents a community of driven and dedicated students who share a profound interest in Economics.
11 to 50 staff
Business In A Box Bib
BIB is a business startup system that includes everything you need to launch, manage, and grow your own business. From training to marketing materials and everything in between, it's what you need to get your business running in a week or less.
1 to 10 staff
City Of Moreno Valley Economic Development
About Moreno Valley ED & H The mission of the Economic Development & Housing Department is to improve the quality of life for Moreno Valley residents by creating jobs, attracting new businesses, and expanding existing businesses. The ED & H Team has a can-do work ethic that emphasizes customer service. Let our team help your project with these free services: site selection, business attraction & concierge project assistance, and business support.
201 to 500 staff
Colorbold Business Association
The ColorBold Business Association serves new and established entrepreneurs and nonprofit leaders of color while being a bridge for organizations that desire to reach people of color.
1 to 10 staff
Elsa Economic Development Corporation
Elsa, Texas, is located at the heart of Hidalgo County; Elsa keeps you connected to major highways, ports of entry, and international airports. Our local economy is fueled by small businesses and retail that draws more than a million visitors annually. Learn more about why Elsa is the right fit for your business. Elsa is surrounded by sprawling ranch land, and our rural neighbors know that Elsa has a little bit of everything to offer. Our residents and neighbors can find a little bit of everything from outdoor living, such as our Rails to Trails park, The Garden for food and fun, many community events, several locally-owned restaurants and shops, and major retailers and dining. We support our community and our rural neighbors by offering shopping and dining options, and as our community grows, so does our demand for more quality options. Grow with us!
11 to 50 staff
Fostoria Economic Development
At the forefront of economic development in the Fostoria area, the Fostoria Economic Development Corporation (FEDC) is steadfastly committed to catalyzing local business growth and attracting new ventures to our community. Our mission is two-fold: to nurture existing businesses and industries, while also actively seeking opportunities to diversify our local economy, create high-quality employment opportunities, and assist industries in their growth and expansion efforts. HOW WE LIVE OUR MISSION FEDC operates at the epicenter of a dynamic network of strategic partnerships, united in our shared vision to meet the evolving needs of businesses and industries. Nestled within the Fostoria Learning Center, alongside the Fostoria Area Chamber of Commerce & Visitors Bureau and Fostoria Community Improvement Corporation, we form a cohesive force driving economic, community, and workforce development initiatives. Our collaborative approach, guided by a joint strategic plan, ensures efficiency and effectiveness in our endeavors. Through these strategic alliances, coupled with our engagement with local businesses, industries, the City of Fostoria, and governmental authorities, FEDC champions a resilient and competitive environment for economic growth. We leverage these partnerships to pursue pivotal initiatives aimed at maximizing our impact. From addressing workforce and training needs to nurturing small businesses, entrepreneurial ventures, and assisting large industries in their growth and expansion efforts, enhancing quality of life, fostering sustainability, and aligning public programs with local business requirements, FEDC is unwavering in its commitment to advancing the economic prosperity of the Fostoria area.
1 to 10 staff
Giddings Economic Development Corporation
We offer businesses a modern work environment by connecting a skilled workforce with easy access to some of the largest markets in the country, major airports, universities, and Port of Houston, while providing a friendly and inclusive hometown community.
1 to 10 staff
Go Northern Virginia Region 7
GO Virginia supports programs that create a diverse and skilled talent pool, encourages entrepreneurship, and fosters economic growth through purposeful collaboration between government, education, and the private sector. GO Northern Virginia Region 7 consists of the cities of Alexandria, Fairfax, Falls Church, Manassas, and Manassas Park; and the counties of Arlington, Fairfax, Loudoun, and Prince William.
1 to 10 staff
Groveland Trail Heads
Groveland Trail Heads is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to create, enhance and preserve great trail experiences for users while promoting the local communities in and around the Yosemite gateway. The Groveland Trail Heads seek to preserve, protect and promote trail access to diverse and sustainable riding opportunities throughout Tuolumne County’s public and private lands as well as in neighboring counties.
1 to 10 staff
James & Annelle Whitt Entrepreneurial Development Foundation
Our mission is to create and nurture opportunities that further economic development in support of Minority/Women Business enterprises in the City of Columbia and Mid-Missouri. Our vision is To boost social mobility, generational wealth, and large-scale economic growth of communities by championing successful Minority/Women Business Enterprises that spearhead the economic development of their communities and eliminate the race and gender wealth gaps that cause income and wealth inequality.
1 to 10 staff
Leed Center - Louisiana Entrepreneurship & Economic Development Center
The Louisiana Entrepreneurship and Economic Development Center develops regional innovation clusters, advances high-growth entrepreneurship, and cultivates innovation.
1 to 10 staff
Main Street Beatrice
Main Street Beatrice is a non-profit org who focuses on economic development & historic preservation
1 to 10 staff
Mountain West Partnership
Growing jobs and investments in the seven southwestern counties of North Carolina. We connect businesses with resources to assist them in growing jobs.
1 to 10 staff
Ms Gulf Coast Business Council
The Gulf Coast Business Council (GCBC) is a collaborative, private sector-led group of top-level business, economic and policy thought leaders from across the three coastal counties of the Mississippi Gulf Coast. As key decision-makers in fields, the GCBC is a united voice for economic transformation and sustainable growth.
1 to 10 staff
New Mexico Startup Alliance
The New Mexico Startup Alliance is committed to fostering connections among visionary and growth-oriented entrepreneurs, ensuring they have access to essential resources and fostering collaboration to enrich the startup ecosystem, thereby empowering businesses to thrive. Our mission is to construct a framework where innovators and founders can readily discover the support they need within a vibrant community dedicated to their success. Central to the New Mexico Startup Alliance is the Founder’s Syndicate, a dynamic program designed for action and tangible outcomes. Through these regular meetups, we prioritize expanding our networks through strategic encounters and offering in-depth assistance to address critical challenges. We have assembled a cohort of esteemed mentors who are eager to contribute their expertise and actively engage with our community, ensuring impactful support for emerging ventures.
1 to 10 staff
Perry County Economic Development Authority - Mo
Our mission is simple: make business grow in Perry County. Our partners include leaders in banking, production, and service industries – and we are all focused on building a sustainable business environment that supports Perry County. Our goal is to be the leading resource for business people; whether they are entrepreneurs who have a spark of a business idea or a major industry looking for a new location.
1 to 10 staff
Sail Pensacola
Sail Pensacola is a 501(c) public charity orchestrating the Pensacola sailing ecosystem by promoting high-performance sailing, recreational sailing, competitive sailing, sailing technology, and economic prosperity related to sailing on the Pensacola Bay.
1 to 10 staff
Skagway Development Corporation
Serving the community of Skagway as an advisory, administrative and technical source, by supporting business enterprise and community well being through connecting people, ideas and resources.
1 to 10 staff
Stephenville Economic Development Authority
Were on a mission to bring high growth businesses to our community along with top talent to our workplaces to successfully compete on the state, national and international stage
1 to 10 staff
