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Elected Official’s Brochure

WEDA has produced an educational brochure on the Building Blocks of Economic Development. The goal of economic development is to increase the tax base and provide better jobs, which improves the lives of our citizens. To reach this goal, the time and resources allocated to economic development programs typically fall under five categories: developing supportive public policy, creating a competitive product (community infrastructure, sites, buildings, business climate, workforce development, and leadership development), the retention and expansion of existing businesses, entrepreneurship support, and recruiting new business. This brochure explains how interrelated these issues are.

Elected Official's Brochure

 

ED 101 Powerpoint Presentation

You're welcome to use this ready-to-use PowerPoint for presentations to your board, officials and others:

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Ready-to-use ED 101 PowerPoint

Download the ready-to-use PowerPoint file (5.7MB PowerPoint)


You can customize this same PowerPoint with your own local projects for your local presentations:

Do-it-yourself Customizable ED 101 PowerPoint

Download the customizable do-it-yourself PowerPoint file (6.43MB PowerPoint)

 

Current WEDA Newsletter

WEDA Newsletters

WEDA produces 3 newsletters a year in conjunction with the Wyoming Business Council, which appear inside the Wyoming Business Report. We invite all our membership organizations to share their newsworthy events and relevant economic development topics during the year. This literally means free exposure to thousands of business-minded readers in Wyoming and our surrounding region.

Download the current Newsletter (September 2010, 2.78MB PDF)

All Newsletters are available in the archive

Current Success StoriesWEDA Annual Success Stories

Since 1998, WEDA has published examples of local economic development Success Stories of its WEDA members. For the past several years, we have produced this informative publication in conjunction with the Wyoming Business Council. Our annual Success Stories publication provides a sampling of the many statewide economic development accomplishments made during the previous year. It has become an important reference tool that is useful on many levels within Wyoming businesses, the legislature, media, and in our own communities. It has been successful at communicating our members' creative solutions to challenges that comes with the territory of economic development professionals. They all prove that Wyoming's economic development really happens at the local level.

Download the current Success Stories (2009, 1.87MB PDF)

All Success Stories are available in the archive