Next Wisconsin Basic Economic Development Course
Monday, September 10 through Thursday, September 13, 2012
The Pyle Center, Madison, WI
Contact: Laura Brown, UW Extension, Course Co-Director
608-890-0008 or laura.brown@ces.uwex.edu
Course materials/presentations from Nov 8-11, 2010 Course
A draft of the course outline can be found here
Course materials/presentations from Nov 9-12, 2009 course
Copies of the presentations from Nov 10-13, 2008 course
Presented by:
Presented by: University of Wisconsin Extension Center for Community and Economic Development in partnership with the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) and the Wisconsin Economic Development Association (WEDA). Graduation from the Wisconsin Economic Development Course Fulfills One of the prerequisites for those who wish to pursue the Certified Economic Developer (CEcD) designation through IEDC.
The “Wisconsin Basic Economic Development Course” (Wisconsin Basic Course) will educate upcoming economic developers, community leaders, bankers, government officials and Chamber executives, among others, in the fundamentals of economic development. This course is accredited by the IEDC and is the equivalent to IEDC’s “Introduction to Economic Development course in preparation for the IEDC Certification exam. For more information on IEDC certification and this course, see: http://www.iedconline.org/?p=BEDC
By providing community leaders and economic development professionals with broad training in the nine core competencies, we believe communities will be more successful in economic development. We have a core group of certified economic developers in Wisconsin who are excited at the challenge of building additional leadership in economic development and in the profession through membership in WEDA and IEDC.
This program is compatible with the educational mission of the UW Extension Center for Community and Economic Development. The Center provides applied research and training to economic development organizations and communities throughout the state of Wisconsin. Although the Center will be the primary sponsor and overall organizational/contractual entity, WEDA will play a critical secondary role in marketing, curriculum review and speaker development.
If you would like to receive information on this proposed course, please contact:
Mary Cole Laub Laura Brown
MCL Group Center for Community & Economic Development
1340 Silver Beach Drive 610 Langdon Street, Rm. 328
715-588-3721 608-890-0008
mclgroup@hughes.net laura.brown@ces.uwex.edu
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