Local Economy
Poster
The Local Economy poster, shown below, provides an opportunity for economic development professionals to orient lay persons involved in economic development, such as economic development board members, and elected officials and government staff, to the complexities of their local economy. For more information on the Local Economy poster please click here.
The Local Economy poster, shown below, provides an opportunity for economic development professionals to orient lay persons involved in economic development, such as economic development board members, and elected officials and government staff, to the complexities of their local economy. For more information on the Local Economy poster please click here.
Develop For The Long
Term
We are currently researching and developing different frameworks that effectively apply sustainability ideologies in planning and development practices to the public and private sector, to ensure responsible development for the long term. For more information please visit: www.developforthelongterm.com.
Confronting Change
The Confronting Change blogsite provides a discussion forum that focuses on the whys and hows of nation-building strategic planning. The website encourages user interaction and particpation related to six key topical areas for advancing the concept of national strategic planning:
To join the discussion or get more information please visit www.confrontingchange.com.
We are currently researching and developing different frameworks that effectively apply sustainability ideologies in planning and development practices to the public and private sector, to ensure responsible development for the long term. For more information please visit: www.developforthelongterm.com.
Confronting Change
The Confronting Change blogsite provides a discussion forum that focuses on the whys and hows of nation-building strategic planning. The website encourages user interaction and particpation related to six key topical areas for advancing the concept of national strategic planning:
- The historic lack of integrated strategic thinking at the federal level.
- Why the federal government should have an explicit, fully developed strategic role.
- Defining appropriate roles for national leadership in economic well-being, today.
- Reflection on historic failures and cautions involved with “central planning” efforts.
- Investigating topics that a national strategic policy can most meaningfully address.
- Implementing and institutionalizing a national strategic plan.
To join the discussion or get more information please visit www.confrontingchange.com.
