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Northern EDGE Partners

Northern EDGE relies on participation from Lead Partners and Collaborating Partners.

Lead Partners include:

• Northern Wisconsin Cooperative Extension Community Resource Development Agents and County Office Chairs/Directors,

• Northern Wisconsin Continuing Education Extension Deans and Directors and Outreach Program Managers from the UW System Campuses in Northern Wisconsin ,

• Northern Wisconsin Small Business Development Center Directors and Counselors.  

Individuals from these groups provide project management and coordination at the local level.

Collaborating Partners include:

• Chambers of Commerce,
• Department of Workforce Development,
• Public utilities,
• Regional Planning Commissions (RPCs),
• State of Wisconsin Department of Commerce area development managers,
• Tribal Colleges,
• U.S. Department of Labor,
• Wisconsin Economic and Development Association (WEDA),
• Wisconsin Technical College Campuses,
• Workforce Investment and Development Boards (WIBs & WDBs),
  
  Representatives take part in county collaborations, help to set agendas, and participate in decision-making review teams for the Profiles of Best Practices and Fund for New Initiatives components.      

Experts in a range of issue areas joined the Northern EDGE Advisory Council , which acts as a consultative body for Northern EDGE. Members include:

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