MINK MISSOURI RIVER CORRIDOR, INC. MISSOURI, IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS THE MINK CORRIDOR INCLUDES RURAL COUNTIES IN THE FOUR-STATE REGION FROM SOUTH OF OMAHA,

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MINK MISSOURI RIVER CORRIDOR, INC. MISSOURI, IOWA, NEBRASKA, KANSAS THE MINK CORRIDOR INCLUDES RURAL COUNTIES IN THE FOUR-STATE REGION FROM SOUTH OF OMAHA, NEBRASKA, TO JUST NORTH OF KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI.

HOW WAS MINK ESTABLISHED? MINK WAS LICENSED AS A 501(C) (6) IN 2013 IN ALL FOUR STATES. IT STRUCTURED ITSELF AS A MEMBERSHIP, DUES-PAYING ORGANIZATION AND HAS SINCE ESTABLISHED STANDING COMMITTEES. THE MINK CORRIDOR WAS DESIGNATED A “GREAT REGION” IN 2013 BY USDA-RURAL DEVELOPMENT FOR WORKING IN REGIONAL DEVELOPMENT. MINK IS LOCATED WITHIN THE M-29 MARINE TRANSPORTATION CORRIDOR THAT WAS ESTABLISHED IN SEPTEMBER 2013.

STRATEGIC PLANNING FOR THE MINK REGION VISION: OUR VISION FOR THE MULTI-STATE CORRIDOR IS WHERE MINK’S EFFECTIVE COLLABORATION IS FULLY UTILIZING ITS REGIONAL ASSETS, EXPANDING GROWTH OPPORTUNITIES AND CREATING VIBRANT ECONOMIES FOR ITS COMMUNITIES AND RESIDENTS. MISSION: MINK MISSOURI RIVER CORRIDOR, INC. WORKS AS A MULTISTATE COLLABORATION TO LEVERAGE RESOURCES AND SPARK NEW INVESTMENTS TO SUPPORT GROWTH AND OPPORTUNITY FOR RURAL COMMUNITIES IN THE AREAS OF HOUSING, ENTREPRENEURSHIP, TRANSPORTATION, AND TOURISM TO REVERSE THE DOWNWARD ECONOMIC AND DEMOGRAPHIC TRENDS.

MINK VALUES WE VALUE DECISION MAKING THROUGH CONSENSUS BASED ON FACTS IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE THE HIGHEST POTENTIAL FOR POSITIVE IMPACTS, SO WE WILL WORK IN A FAIR AND TRANSPARENT MANNER AND BE DILIGENT TO PROVIDE TIMELY INFORMATION, OPPORTUNITIES FOR OPEN INTERACTION, AND EFFECTIVE REPORTING MECHANISMS. WE VALUE UNITY AND SUPPORTIVENESS FOR COMMON GOALS THAT ARE IN THE BEST INTEREST OF ALL THE COMMUNITIES WITHIN THE CORRIDOR SO WE WILL BE GUIDED BY OUR COMMON VISION AND MISSION AND ASK OURSELVES IF ACTIVITIES ARE INCLUSIVE AND EQUITABLE FOR THE MAJORITY.

MINK VALUES, CONTINUED WE VALUE RESPECT AS WE WORK WITH ONE ANOTHER AS A BOARD, STAFF AND VOLUNTEERS AND PLEDGE TO VALUE INPUT AND BE SENSITIVE TO THE DIVERSITY OF TRADITIONS, CULTURES AND EXPERIENCES WITHIN THE CORRIDOR. WE VALUE THE WISE USE OF RESOURCES AND WILL WORK IN THE MOST EFFICIENT MANNER POSSIBLE WITH EXTERNAL PARTNERS TO MAXIMIZE IMPACTS AND OUTCOMES. WE VALUE OPTIMISM AND HUMOR IN THIS VERY DIFFICULT WORK WE DO SO WE WILL ENSURE THAT COMMUNICATION FLOWS FREELY TO REDUCE UNINTENDED TENSION OR MISPERCEPTIONS.

MINK WORKING COMMITTEES TOURISM EXPANDING AND PROMOTING WHAT IS ALREADY HERE, ALONG WITH CONSTANTLY DEVELOPING FURTHER ATTRACTIONS ENTREPRENEURSHIP NEARLY EVERY GROUP RECOGNIZED THAT SMALL BUSINESS IS AN ESSENTIAL COMPONENT OF RURAL COMMUNITIES AND AS SUCH, MORE NEEDED TO BE DONE TO IMPROVE THE ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP

WORKING COMMITTEES HOUSING MOST OF THE GROUPS RECOGNIZED FROM THE DEMOGRAPHIC PROFILE THAT EXISTING HOUSING STOCK WAS AGING AND THAT NEW CONSTRUCTION NEEDED TO BE FOCUSED ON AFFORDABILITY, ENERGY EFFICIENCY AND IDENTIFIED NEED OF THE POPULATION. TRANSPORTATION AND THE M-29 CORRIDOR IT WAS AGREED THAT THIS REGION HAS AN ABUNDANCE OF TRANSPORTATION OPPORTUNITIES WITH MANY TYPES OF CORRIDOR MOVEMENT TO INCLUDE, AIR, WATER, RAIL, AND HIGHWAY.

A BRIGHT FUTURE FOR THE MINK CORRIDOR AS A RESULT OF THE NOVEMBER 2014, STRATEGIC PLANNING CONFERENCE: MINK IS MOVING FORWARD IN A UNIFIED EFFORT COMMITTEES ARE NOW WORKING TO IDENTIFY SPECIFIC PROJECTS MINK BOARD MEMBERS ARE WORKING TO CREATE PARTNERSHIPS THAT WILL SUPPORT FUTURE PROJECTS THAT ARE IDENTIFIED BY THE WORKING COMMITTEES.

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