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Earn 1 credit toward your Certificate of Municipal Leadership and meet the community planning & development requirement.

Training & Education

Measuring economic development in the 21st century webinar

Co-sponsored by the Washington State Department of Commerce and the Washington Economic Development Association

January 17, 2012
10 – 11 am

Measuring the impact of economic development is an art…and a science. If handled effectively, performance measures can help guide the allocation of resources, protect a program from “meddling”, avoid having outside interests redefining your program, help with mid-course corrections, and perhaps most importantly, support your funding requests.

  • Learn how to accomplish these goals
  • Explore options to gauge impact
  • Understand performance measurement timelines
  • Hear how to manage expectations

Presenter

Miles Friedman
Miles Friedman & Partners, LLC
Miles Friedman has nearly 40 years in economic development, providing support for state and local economic developers. Friedman headed the National Association of State Development Agencies for more than 25 years and has won national, state and local awards for his work. Friedman currently heads his own consulting firm, Miles Friedman and Partners, LLC.

Registration

Register now for this webinar!

Member fee – $35 (Please contact karent@awcnet.org for a code to receive this fee when you register.)

  • AWC members
  • Alaska BEDC graduates
  • Economic Development Association of British Columbia
  • Idaho Economic Development Association
  • Mason Enterprise Center members
  • Northwest Economic Development course graduate
  • Oregon Economic Development Association
  • Washington Economic Development Association

Non-member fee – $60

Participants cancelling more than 7 days prior to the event will receive a 90% refund. Participants will receive a 75% refund for cancellation requests made to MyPlacetoLearn within 1-7 days prior to the event. No refund is available the day of the event or after the event has concluded; however, the event can be viewed at a later date at no charge. All cancellation requests need to be made directly to MyPlaceToLearn.

Scholarships

For Washington cities and towns under 5,000 population, scholarships may be available.
For cities over 5,000 and experiencing financial difficulties, Washington Cities scholarships may be available.

Questions?

Workshop information
Karen Tanner, AWC or Linda Alongi, WA State Dept. of Commerce
karent@awcnet.org or linda.alongi@commerce.wa.gov

Registration or cancellation questions
mitch@myplacetolearn.com
1-800-752-5446

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