EDCC’s Knowledge Vault is a virtual arsenal of valuable economic development-related information that helps advise, educate, and stimulate economic development efforts across Colorado. The Vault is packed full of the latest trends, best practices, case studies, and near-term solutions to Colorado’s biggest issues delivered by thought leaders across Colorado and beyond. As a member benefit, members can access this information anywhere, at any time.
Knowledge Vault
EDCC’s Knowledge Vault is a virtual arsenal of valuable economic development related information that helps advise, educate, and stimulate economic development efforts across Colorado. The Vault is packed full of the latest trends, best practices, case studies, and near-term solutions to Colorado’s biggest issues delivered by thought leaders across Colorado and beyond. As a member benefit, members can access this information anywhere, at any time.
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ECONOMIC INSIGHTS AND DATA RESOURCES: Industry Cluster Analysis
Join the conversation with top economists and learn what challenges and opportunities they are seeing through their organization’s data compilation. Gain valuable insights into economic trends and future indicators and learn what data resources exist to inform community decisions and promote economic prosperity. PRESENTER: Meredith Moon, Chief Economist, Metro…
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ECONOMIC INSIGHTS AND DATA RESOURCES: Navigating Population Trends for Informed Economic Development
Join the conversation with top economists and learn what challenges and opportunities they are seeing through their organization’s data compilation. Gain valuable insights into economic trends and future indicators and learn what data resources exist to inform community decisions and promote economic prosperity. PRESENTER: Elizabeth Garner, Colorado State Demographer,…
Read more...THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN TOURISM AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: Coalition Building to Solve Systemic Barriers To Economic Development
Learn about how Visit Estes Park has partnered with local organizations to resolve barriers to economic development within the community that require solutions from multiple organizations before engaging in group discussions with their peers in table groups. Questions will focus on understanding systemic barriers to economic development within communities across…
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THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN TOURISM AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: A Collective Impact Approach
Learn more about the work being done in Lake County to leverage a collective impact model approach to economic development before engaging in group discussions with their peers in table groups. Questions will focus on understanding what collective impact organizations can look like and how to set them up for…
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THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN TOURISM AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT: Leveraging Tourism Development as an Economic Driver
Learn more about the work being done in Moffat County to develop new tourism products that drive economic development opportunities before engaging in group discussions with their peers in table groups. Questions will focus on understanding what potential projects exist in communities across Colorado and what resources are needed to…
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THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN TOURISM AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT. EXPANDING THE ROLE OF TOURISM
The tourism industry is an essential part of Colorado’s economy that generated $27.7B in visitor spending and supported 176,800 jobs in 2022. Increasingly, the destination organizations that are responsible for the development, promotion, and management of tourism on behalf of their community are expanding their role through destination stewardship, which…
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A TOOL BOX FOR HOUSING IN COLORADO COMMUNITIES
Rural and urban downtowns have a range of challenges that need creative solutions. Colorado downtowns focus on how to utilize different programs, tools, and tax increment finance to increase affordable, attainable, or workforce housing. The panel will explore three questions for each of the projects: What was the community goal…
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Thought Leadership Paper – Is the Ongoing Water Crisis an Economic Development Issue?
Back by popular demand… is the ongoing water crisis an Economic Development issue? Known as The Headwaters State, Colorado has 156 named rivers that originate in its headwater regions. Seventeen of them exceed 10,000 square kilometers. Colorado doesn’t have a water shortage problem; it has a water management problem. Continued warming, poor…
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Member Resource – Managing Complex Funding Sources by CRM Growth Strategy
Member Resource - Managing Complex Funding Sources by CRM Growth Strategy Description: Salesforce emerges as a game-changer for Economic Development Organizations (EDOs) by offering a comprehensive solution that transcends the challenges of their operational landscape. With the ability to enhance performance, track critical activities, and measure key metrics, Salesforce becomes…
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Regional Economic Development Forum: Is the Ongoing Water Issue an Economic Development Problem?
Known as The Headwaters State, Colorado has 156 named rivers that originate in its headwater regions. Seventeen of them exceed 10,000 square kilometers. Colorado doesn’t have a water shortage problem; it has a water management problem. Continued warming, poor snowpack and low river flows have devastated available water supplies to…
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Creative Funding Solutions for EDO’s
If there was one lesson that came out of the pandemic, the power of collaboration and connectivity has led to incredible advancements in today’s economy. EDCC continues its tradition of fostering a network of economic development professionals in this 2-part series, that will strengthen the performance of Economic Development Organizations…
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Is the Ongoing Water Crisis an Economic Development Issue?
Back by popular demand… is the ongoing water crisis an Economic Development issue? Known as The Headwaters State, Colorado has 156 named rivers that originate in its headwater regions. Seventeen of them exceed 10,000 square kilometers. Colorado doesn’t have a water shortage problem; it has a water management problem. Continued warming, poor…
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