The Opportunities and Limits of Collaboration & Integration Ted Sprague and Lisa Nisenfeld Washington Economic Development Association June 2011.

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The Opportunities and Limits of Collaboration & Integration Ted Sprague and Lisa Nisenfeld Washington Economic Development Association June 2011

Challenges Duplication of efforts in business outreach Incomplete strategic “tool box” Completion of public ROI for economic development Capturing jobs for local residents

Partners Southwest Washington Workforce Development Council Cowlitz Economic Development Council Columbia River Economic Development Council Cast of thousands

Joint staffing CREDC pays for 45% of SWWDC staff person (Bonnie Moore) who leads the Business Retention & Expansion program SWWDC pays for 30% of CEDC BRE staff person (Mary Brown)….same role. Pinch hitting…

Opportunities Expanded outreach: Business Service Partnership  CREDC, SWWDC, Cities, SBDC, Ports, PUD, Clark College, WorkSource  Training on all resources  Developing relationships between organizations

Additional opportunities WorkSource “Concierge” service for jobs created through economic development No dropped balls Capitalizing on jobs created for local residents Ability to track real results, not just jobs to be created

Opportunities “New Eyes” Industry intelligence – a new platform for skills panels Incumbent worker training: lean Entrepreneurship

Examples: Cowlitz EDC strategic plan connections with SWWDC PR campaign on successful projects Promote investment in target sectors Alignment of workforce and education resources Combined business visitation plan Cowlitz BizNet Future workforce: High Tech U

Limitations WIA funding prohibitions  No expenditures to induce relocation if workers are displaced elsewhere in the US  No training investments for 120 days if US workers are displaced Potential for shared funding, special grants Possible loss of identity

Contacts Ted Sprague, President Cowlitz Economic Development Council , Lisa Nisenfeld, Executive Director Southwest Washington Workforce Development Council ,