Here's The Money! - $ Access - Tools & Stimulus for Recovery
Many of you have shared the challenges that you are facing related to funding and support for your economic development priorities. In direct response to this urgent need CALED will hold a one-day summit focused on programs with funds to support economic development. This Summit will be held in lieu of our multi-day Annual Conference.
Immigrant Investors, EB-5 Visa Eligibility
In order to encourage entrepreneurship from around the globe, 10,000 immigrant visas are available every year through the federal government for people who are seeking permanent resident status while adding to our economic well being through commercial enterprise. These individuals must have invested or be in the process of investing in a business.
State of California Launches First-Ever Site Certification Program
New Program Streamlines and Facilitates State's Site Selection Process
(SACRAMENTO) -- In an ongoing effort to support new investment and retention of expanding industries in
California, Business, Transportation and Housing Agency Secretary Dale E. Bonner today announced the creation of
a new statewide program aimed at allowing commercial and industrial building projects to commence more quickly
New Business Retention Tool
Increase Your Cash Flow by Decreasing Tax Liabilities Through Cost Segregation
THE ECONOMY DOES NOT RUN ON AUTOPILOT!
The California Association for Local Economic Development President and CEO, Wayne Schell, calls for political leadership to show economic leadership.
Public Assets Workshop
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ARE YOU SITTING ON A GOLD MINE?
An expert led training on how cities and counties can take full advantage of their land, buildings, and other public assets.
Come learn how to design a strategy and implementation plan to identify, track, assess, and evaluate the opportunities & benefits of your public assets.
Wayne Schell Submits Testimony to Little Hoover Commission
On August 27, 2009 Wayne Schell submitted his testimony to the Little Hoover Commission on the State's Role in Economic Developmet. Please read below for testimony.
August 27, 2009
Little Hoover Commission
925 L Street, Suite 805
Sacramento, CA 95814
Using Multipliers to Measure Economic Impacts
Using Mulltipliers to Measure Economic Impacts discusses use of the updated California regional input-output (RIMS II) industry multipliers, recently released by the federal Bureau of Economic Analysis.
The Draft 2009 California and Regional Economic Profiles
The 2009 Profiles update the Economic Profiles released in 2008, and use a revised format, providing information on key economic indicators and major industry sectors in each region.
The California Facts, July 2009
Provides economic and demographic snapshots of California's 58 counties and a comprehensive Statewide snapshot. This version updates the original publication completed in April, 2006.
