1. Economic Development: Know It When You See It Maury Forman August 18, 2013

2. Economic Development in Yakima County Growing Local Business Return on Investment study Vibrant Downtown Events Creative Arts Economy Enterprise Challenge Talent Attraction Program Successful Tourism Campaign Virtual Industry Tours for STEM

3. Why do economic development? Create Jobs Raise Incomes Increase Tax Base Help Local Industries Stabilize the Economy Avoid Obsolescence Develop Resources Revitalize Community

4. Definition Smokestack chasing is the act by state and local governments of using tax and other incentives to lure blue collar jobs to their districts

5. Definition Targeting is about prospectively spotting where the best opportunities exist to accomplish your area’s particular economic development objective.

8. Definition Economic Impact Analysis is the projection of direct current public costs and revenue associated with potential growth taking place in a community.

9. Definition Workforce Development is a statewide system of education and training that prepares people for high skill jobs and assures employers of a skilled flexible workforce in the future.

10. Workforce Consists of… Boomer angers Lifers Transplants

11. Community Sustainability Includes Good Educational facilities State of the Art Tools Opportunities to upgrade skills Business and Education Partnerships

12. Economic Leakage

14. Good for the environment More money stays in the community Know the people who make what you eat Makes community unique Think Local First Because…

16. Definition Asset mapping is the development of policies and activities based on an understanding, or ‘map,’ of the community’s resources with the potential for promoting community development.

18. Front Porch Economic Development

19. What you are thinking at this very moment I am learning some new things in this presentation I cant believe there are 2 more hours till lunch I’d like to buy this guy a drink later on

20. 20 th Century Stool Theory Economic Development Community Development Business Retention & Expansion Business Attraction

21. 21 st Century Stool Theory Economic Development Asset Development

22. Infrastructure Report Card Aviation Bridges Dams Drinking Water Energy Hazardous Waste Levees Public Parks & Recreation Rail Roads Schools Solid Waste Transit

23. Definition Broadband is the means by which individual terminals, computers, mobile devices and local area networks are connected to the global internet.

24. Broadband… Helps business expand and increase their sales Transforms health care, enabling better outcomes and lowering costs Assists in the retention of youth

25. The Nonprofit Arts are a $135 Billion Industry Total Expenditures$135.2 billion Full-Time Equivalent Jobs4.10 million Local Government Revenue$6.0 billion State Government Revenue$6.6 billion Federal Income Tax Revenue$9.5 billion Total Economic Impact of the Nonprofit Art Industry (Includes both organization and audience expenditures)

26. Adding more foot tapping, smile inducing moments to our lives is sound public policy.

27. 21 st Century Stool Theory Economic Development Innovation/ Entrepreneurial Development

28. Build a Stand, Spark a Dream

29. Education is not just about scholarship but also about successful adulthood.

30. 21 st Century Stool Theory Economic Development Technical Assistance

31. , Ports ADO’s, EDC’s, Revolving/ Micro-Loan Funds, Banks, Angels, VC’s Government (Federal, State, Cities, and Tribal) EDD’s, SBDC’s Housing, Health Care, Non-profits/ Community Action Program Conv & Visitor Bureaus, Downtowns Higher Ed, High Schools Voc. Schools Chambers, Electeds, Arts and Culture Organizaions EDCs, ADO’s Business Community, Utilities, Special Purpose Dist., City/County Govt, Ports Property Development Recruiting Infrastructure Support Development Business Development Coalition Building Business Climate Quality of Life Workforce Development Tourism Community Development Business Development Coalition Building Funding Business Climate Access to Capital Technical Assistance

32. You see, Timmie