Nebraska Economic Gardening Pilot Program
GeoWize will be supporting the Nebraska Economic Gardening pilot program: Nebraska EG Announcement.
GeoWize will be supporting the Nebraska Economic Gardening pilot program: Nebraska EG Announcement.
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On October 4th, from 7 PM to 8 PM, I will be presenting at Art Street: 1079 Osage St, Denver, CO 80204, On GIS/Dynamic Mapping for Business Growth.
DetailsGeoWize is now supporting the Economic Gardening pilot program in New York state. GO EG http://www.rbj.net/article.asp?aID=192291!!!
Anoka County, Minnesota (home to Garrison Keillor & Lake Wobegon) Has signed on for an Economic Gardening pilot program with the National Center for Economic Gardening & the Edward Lowe Foundation. GeoWize will be providing the GIS support for this pilot. http://www.startribune.com/local/north/165876516.html
DetailsAt GeoWize, our mission is to build our economy by creating jobs. That is why we have aligned ourselves with the Economic Gardening concept, and work directly with the National Center for Economic Gardening. Every day more and more municipalities, counties, states, and other economic development entities are acknowledging the fact that the greatest job…
DetailsAddison County, Vermont is firing up their Economic Gardening program in conjunction with the NCEG & the Edward Lowe Foundation: http://www.addisonindependent.com/201208four-local-companies-plow-economic-gardening
The first state pilot program that the National Center for Economic Gardening (NCEG), and the National Strategic Research Team (NSRT), of which GoeWize is the founding GIS member, embarked on was the Florida, GrowFL, program. It was a huge success, and is now in its third year of operation creating more jobs in Florida to…
DetailsNancy Lanard from Spadea, Lanard, & Lignana, Attorneys at Law, posted the following article on due diligence for franchisees: http://www.spadealaw.com/blog/2012/07/18/due-diligence-prospective-franchisees?goback=.gde_67633_member_135863231. Here is my reply posting: Nancy, Your comments are absolutely “right on” when it comes to selecting a franchisor. Once a franchisee selects the “right” retail, B2C franchisor, there is a very important next step…
DetailsHere is a testimonial from a rural Kansas business. And, everyone thought that EG was just fr urban environments: Porch Swing–a rural community company participant in the Kansas EG program…. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPXdjNfFQPE&list=UUD6qI5r97Czhm4oMgo6hqCg&index=2&feature=plcp
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