Our next NEDA Talk will be on Tuesday April 12th at 8:30 AM. Lauren Bryson and Mark Burke will share real-world expertise + insights on how we best use the virtual world to be successful in business attraction + sustaining our economic development relationships. Sign up here https://lnkd.in/gEx8733q
Northeastern Economic Developers Association
Non-profit Organizations
Albany, New York 337 followers
Connect. Inform. Inspire.
About us
For more than 60 years, NEDA is a premier resource for individuals, agencies, and practitioners of economic development programs in the Northeastern regional the US. NEDA promotes regional cooperation and learning through thought leadership, professional networking and training. NEDA is providing outstanding interactive virtual educational opportunites via NEDA Talk and NEDA Roundtables. NEDA members are supported to serve their communities in the ever-changing definition of economic and community development. We look forward to in-person networking later in 2022. CONNECT. INFORM. INSPIRE.
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https://nedaonline.aplos.org/
External link for Northeastern Economic Developers Association
- Industry
- Non-profit Organizations
- Company size
- 2-10 employees
- Headquarters
- Albany, New York
- Type
- Nonprofit
- Founded
- 1956
- Specialties
- Economic Development, community development, planning, commercial real estate, banking, municipalities, incubators, energy, workforce, regional planning, rail roads, community colleges, higher education, and utilities
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136 Everett Rd
Albany, New York, US
Updates
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A Furman Center report explores how much affordable housing could be built on land owned by New York City churches and other religious organizations. Faith-based organizations own more than 92 million square feet of land in New York City–more than 23 times the size of Battery Park City and 2.5 times the size of Central Park, according to the report. If land owned by religious organizations were developed to its full zoning capacity, it could become roughly 98,000 homes in multifamily buildings. https://lnkd.in/eEh5yYrr
Institutional Owned Land and New York City’s Housing Crisis: The Extent of Faith-Based Owned Land Ownership
furmancenter.org
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Off shore wind power in Maine.
Maine Governor Janet Mills has announced that the state has selected a section of state-owned Sears Island reserved for port development as its preferred site for a port facility to support the floating offshore wind industry. #offshorewind #USA #ports
Maine selects Sears Island as floater port
renews.biz
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What a great opportunity for Maine.
We are thrilled to announce that the grant funds generously provided by Northern Border Regional Commission (NBRC) will play a pivotal role in transforming our One North greenfield! These funds will be dedicated to not only rehabilitating our existing water infrastructure but also expanding our water distribution and storage capacity. This exciting development is a giant leap forward for future forest products tenants in our community. The NBRC Forest Economy grant is a beacon of progress, seamlessly integrating with the ongoing NBRC State Economic & Infrastructure Development project. Together, these initiatives are breathing new life into our region by rehabilitating an electrical substation and enhancing roads and power distribution across the One North campus, thanks to an Economic Development Administration grant. These infrastructure enhancements are not just upgrades; they are the key to unlocking the potential of our region and attracting the next generation of forest products companies to the Katahdin area. We are sincerely grateful for NBRC's unwavering commitment and continued investments in One North. https://lnkd.in/e_8vuHFQ
Collins, King Announce $1.7 Million to Support Maine Forest Products Economy |
king.senate.gov
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AVCOG is a great organization, check it out.
Amy M Landry is #hiring. Know anyone who might be interested?
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A past NEDA President Pamela Shupp Menet AICP, CEcD recognized by the Pennsylvania Economic Development Association. Congratulations Pam!
Yesterday at the Pennsylvania Economic Development Association conference, Pamela Shupp Menet AICP, CEcD received the Developer of the Year Award. The conference was held this year at the DoubleTree by Hilton Reading. Congratulations to Pam for her hard work as Director of Community and Economic Development for the County in promoting economic growth for the County of Berks, PA! It is well deserved!
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Next week I’ll be in Detroit https://lnkd.in/eGnV86a7. Looking forward to learning and networking with folks from all over the US.
2023 National Brownfields Training Conference
https://brownfields2023.org