Learn about one builder’s experience developing a missing middle home in Vermont and what rural communities can do to participate in, incentivize, and promote the construction of more missing middle housing.
In the last few years, a corporate relocation trend has emerged involving US companies of all sizes. Learn why companies are moving and what you can do to attract them to your community or prevent existing companies from leaving.
Hospitality providers located in the path of totality of the 2024 solar eclipse reported record-high profits during the event, shining a light (pun intended) on the business opportunities associated with “agriexperiences.”
A comprehensive economic impact analysis can be a powerful tool for real estate developers seeking necessary approvals for their projects by demonstrating its potential benefits to the community.
Quality of life is a crucial element of a community’s economic growth and success. In this first article in a two-part series, learn about the different factors economic developers use to determine a community's quality of life.
Do you know all the players in your community who help attract and retain businesses and workers? Get to know the organizations that help ensure your city, state, or region remains a competitive and attractive place for business investment and growth.
Although sometimes overlooked by economic developers as potential resources and partners, churches have been doing economic development work in their communities for decades.
The Olean Business Development Corporation hired Camoin Associates to develop strategies for attracting and retaining a qualified workforce while also creating a nurturing entrepreneurial ecosystem within the county.
The session was hosted by our Senior Vice President, Dan Gundersen, FM, HLM, with special guests Kelli Kedis Ogborn (Space Foundation) and Alex MacDonald (NASA). The fascinating conversation covered the space economy and business opportunities in low-earth orbit, lunar surface development, interplanetary exploration, and the jobs, investments, and benefits that can be realized on Earth.
Camoin Associates Project Manager Katherine Follansbee will attend this year's conference and co-present a breakout session about talent attraction with a focus on childcare with Cheryl Morphew, President of Morphew Consulting, and Jim Tidd, Executive Director of the Miami County Economic Development Authority. The session starts at 4 pm on Tuesday, October 15.
If you'll be at the conference and would like to learn more about Camoin Associates' services, please contact Katherine directly to schedule a quick meeting or drop by our table in the exhibit area.
