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Economic Development Thought Leadership

You are an economic development thought leader, you just don't know it yet.

Dane Carlson
Dane Carlson
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Economic Development Thought Leadership
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😎 Good morning econ dev peeps,

Are you an economic development thought leader? Do you want to become one? Keep reading after the sponsorship message to find out how the Econ Dev Show is working to spread your smarts around. -Dane


Are you an economic development thought leader? If not, why not? It is as easy as sharing your:

  • Opinions on an issue affecting our industry.
  • New strategies and tactics for attraction, BR&E, talent attraction, workforce development, etc.
  • After action reviews of past projects; to learn from the good, the bad, and the ugly.
  • Conference presentations, because not everyone goes to conferences for the presentations.

The Econ Dev Show's thousands of daily economic development readers want to know:

  • When was the last time you learned from a project that went particularly well? Or one that ended just alright?
  • Did you codify your learnings? Don't just keep that to yourself. Make your insights available to others.
  • Consider celebrating more than the successful projects; instead, celebrate the techniques that made success possible.

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