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Core Components of Economic Plan Implementation - Part 2 (In-Person Training)

In-Person Training

Advancing from Local to Regional and Global Strategies (and How to Fund It)

Brief Description: This 2-hour in-person training at the 2024 NAIHC Legal Symposium in Las Vegas underscores the foundational elements of economic development, including a qualified workforce/labor pool, an entrepreneurial ecosystem, and the primary infrastructure necessary to support economic activities (e.g., roads, telecommunications, water/sewer, available land, and locations or space suitable for different business types), and provides strategies for developing each of these specific elements.

  • Workforce Development and Housing as Economic Development (incl. the role of tribal schools/colleges and partner universities/community colleges in economic development)  

  • Building Entrepreneurial Ecosystems: Small Business Development, SBA programs, Native CDFls, and business incubators

Housing AS Economic Development Worksheet

Building an Entrepreneurial Ecosystem Worksheet

 
 
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Creating an Economic Development Plan and Embarking on Plan Implementation - Part 2 (Virtual Training)

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