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31st Annual Conference


 
31st ANNUAL CONFERENCE


REAL SOLUTIONS FOR TODAY'S ISSUES

 

Each year CALED presents California's largest economic development conference designed to train attendees to implement effective practices to assist businesses and grow local economies. During this time of economic downturn, it has never been more important for economic developers to come together to focus on real solutions to help businesses thrive so they can keep and grow jobs.

Who Should Attend?

  • Economic developers wanting to enhance their professional skills
  • Elected officials committed to creating jobs and helping businesses in their communities
  • Business owners who want to meet the professionals responsible for helping them thrive in CA
  • Seasoned economic developers who want to learn new trends in economic development and who want to give back by helping up-and-coming professionals
  • New economic developers who want to build a network of their peers, as well as meet seasoned professionals
  • Utilities, banks, and other service providers who play a crucial role in the success of California’s businesses
  • Port, airport, rail, and other transportation representatives who provide important services for economic development and business success
  • State leaders, agencies, and representatives engaged in revenue generation, business assistance, and job creation help businesses create jobs
  • Consultants interested in connecting with CA’s Economic Development Network

Agenda Details

The 2011 CALED conference will highlight solutions to today's economic problems. The path to these solutions will include conversations with Statewide Business Leaders and discussion of Best Practices that can be replicated throughout Calfornia communities. Specific sessions include:

  • Economic Development on a Shoestring Budget
  • Jobs of the Future: Looking Beyond Green
  • Landing the Big One
  • Issues & Legislation Impacting Economic Development
  • Updates on Future Funding Sources for Economic Development

Also, be on the lookout for specific sessions tailored to the needs of your Elected Officials!

Tuesday, April 26, 2011 – Special Pre-Conference Meetings


9-12


Access to
Capital Leadership Roundtable: Invitation Only


2-4


TCA Board
Meeting


4-5


CEDA Board Meeting Academy Board Meeting


5-6


CALED Board Meeting


6-7


Welcome Reception – Sponsored by Southern California Edison

Wednesday, April 27, 2011


8:30 – 9:50


Welcome Session: Issues & Legislation Impacting Economic Development Today


10-11


Solution-based
roundtable on State’s Role in ED


Solution-based roundtable on Redevelopment & EZ


Solution-based roundtable on AB32


11:10-12


Landing “The Big One”


Professional Development – CAED Session


Assisting Your Non-Profit Employers


12:20 - 2


Celebrating Success Luncheon


2:20-3:10


Advanced ED for Elected Officials & Their Staff


CALED Special Session


Social Media for Business Development


3:30-4:30


ED on a Shoe String Budget


Workforce & Economic Development Partnering for Jobs


ED Financing: RLFs, IDBs and Other Letters of the Alphabet


4:45 – 5:30


Roundtable for EDC Leaders – USDA Study


Roundtable for City Economic Developers


Roundtable for County Economic Developers


5:30 - 7


Solution Expo hosted by Sponsors

Thursday, April 28, 2011


8:15-9:30


Jobs of the Future – Looking Beyond “Green”


9:45 – 11


Job Trend 1 & Hear it from the business


Job Trend 2 & Hear it from the business


Job Trend 3 & Hear it from the business


11:10 – 12


Permitting: From Red Tape to Red Carpet


Local Incentives that Work


Growing Small Business


12:10-1:50


Lunch: Innovation – Driven Economic Development


2-3


Education Focused on ED


Retention Rules


Trends in Green


3:10-4


Award winners: Projects


Award winners: Programs


Award winners: Promotions


4-5


Closing: National Perspective & Funding Alternatives for Economic Development

 
Registration Pricing:

$495 Early Bird Rate for Members and Non-Members (through February 28, 2011)

$595 Member (starting March 1, 2011)

$695 Non-Member (Includes 1-year membership - starting March 1, 2011)

 

Click Here to Register


 

Location and Hotel Information:

Dates: April 27 – 28, 2011

Location: Doubletree Hotel Sacramento

Website link to information

Room Rates: Discounted rate is $109 for a single & $119 for a double

 

Thank You To Our Local Recovery Partner:

 


 

 

 

 

 

Would You Like To Be A Sponsor?

For Sponsorship information contact Kristy Nong at 916-448-8252 ext. 13.


Please watch for announcements providing more information or contact Gurbax Sahota at gsahota@caled.org

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