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    • 20 Oct 2025
    • 1:00 PM
    • 26 May 2026
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    Gas Utilities: Fueling Growth

    Monday, October 20, 2025; 1:00 - 2:00 pm

    Online

    Natural gas service is a critical driver of business attraction, yet its delivery is shaped by technical, financial, and regulatory realities that economic developers need to understand. This session explores how gas companies plan infrastructure, make investment decisions, and manage safety and reliability. We’ll also dive into capacity constraints, service timelines, and the practical factors that can accelerate—or delay—a project. You’ll leave with actionable insights into how to speak the same language as gas utilities and partner with them more effectively.





    And be sure to check out our November 3 webinar on the critical role that Electric Utilities play in Ohio economic development at:

    Electric Utilities: Powering Opportunity:

    Monday, November 3, 2025; 10:30 – 11:30am

    Link to Electric Utilities Webinar




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    • 03 Nov 2025
    • 10:30 AM
    • 26 May 2026
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    Electric Utilities: Powering Growth

    Monday, November 3, 2025; 10:30 - 11:30am

    Online

    From data centers to advanced manufacturing, nearly every project depends on reliable, scalable electric service. This webinar opens the door to how electric utilities approach generation, transmission, and distribution—and how those systems shape economic development decisions. You’ll learn about load requirements, substation capacity, and the real-world constraints that can influence timelines and site readiness. Most importantly, you’ll understand how electric companies balance economic development goals with system planning, and how to position your community to meet the needs of new and expanding businesses.




    Also check out our October 20 webinar learn more about the critical role that Ohio gas utilities play in economic development and growth. 

    Gas Utilities: Fueling Growth

    Monday, October 20, 2025; 1:00 – 2:00 pm

    Link to Gas Utilities Webinar


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    • 01 Dec 2025
    • 2:30 PM
    • 31 Mar 2026
    • Virtual
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    Join us on December 1 at 2:30 pm for an exclusive update on three of the Ohio Department of Development's most powerful community revitalization programs: Welcome Home Ohio, the Brownfield Remediation Program, and the Residential Economic Development Districts (REDD) program.

    These initiatives are helping communities across Ohio tackle vacant housing, clean up and repurpose brownfield sites, and create vibrant new residential districts that strengthen local economies.

    This session is your chance to hear firsthand from ODOD staff about program updates, upcoming funding opportunities, and application tips. Whether you’re working on neighborhood redevelopment, housing initiatives, or site reuse projects, you won’t want to miss this inside look at how these tools can support your local priorities.

    Register NOW by clicking the link below:

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    • 08 Dec 2025
    • 10:30 AM
    • 16 Jul 2026
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    Unlocking Growth:

    Why Water Systems Matter for Economic Development

    Webinar December 8, 10:30am

    Water may be the most overlooked economic development asset a community has — until a major project comes knocking. Reliable, affordable, and high-quality water service underpins everything from advanced manufacturing and food processing to logistics, real estate development, and population growth. In today’s competitive landscape, communities that understand their water systems — capacity, quality, redundancy, and long-term planning — are better positioned to attract investment, support business expansion, and strengthen resilience.

    Join us for this webinar as we explore the strategic role of water infrastructure in economic development. Our presenters will unpack how water utilities, local governments, and economic development organizations can collaborate to ensure communities are “project ready,” support industry needs, and plan for future demands. We’ll look at the opportunities and challenges: funding, regulatory compliance, system modernization, and the increasing importance of environmental stewardship.

    Whether you’re working with site selectors, managing infrastructure investments, or supporting community growth, you’ll leave with a clearer understanding of how water service shapes economic opportunity — and actionable ideas to help your community stay competitive, sustainable, and prepared for the future.

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    • 10 Dec 2025
    • 10:00 AM
    • 31 Mar 2026
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    Life Sciences Ready Community Ready Designation Webinar

    December 10, 2025

    10:00 a.m.

    Webinar

    Join Ohio Life Sciences Association and the Ohio Economic Development Association to learn how your community can earn the Life Science Ready Community Designation.

    Ohio’s life sciences sector is expanding rapidly, creating new opportunities for innovation, investment, and community growth. Join Ohio Life Sciences Association and the Ohio Economic Development Association for an informative webinar introducing the Life Science Ready Community Designation program.

    Learn how this initiative helps communities identify their strengths, prepare for industry investment, and gain recognition as partners in advancing Ohio’s life sciences ecosystem. Whether you’re an economic developer, municipal leader, or community planner, this session will provide practical insights on how to position your region for success in one of Ohio’s fastest-growing industries.


    About Ohio Life Sciences Association

    OLS is Ohio’s life science industry association, representing an industry that includes more than 4,900 businesses statewide. Ohio Life Sciences convenes and advocates on behalf of biotech, pharmaceuticals, medical devices, labs, digital health, gene and cell therapy, agricultural biotechnology, and research and academic institutions throughout Ohio. OLS is the voice representing and advocating for the common interests of our life sciences community. OhioLifeSciences.org

    About the Ohio Economic Development Association

    The Ohio Economic Development Association is the state’s professional association for economic and community development practitioners, offering networking and learning at our annual events; professional development through the Ohio Economic Development Institute and Ohio Certified Economic Developer (CED) credential; and nonpartisan advocacy on behalf of issues important to growing the state’s economy and supporting our more than 500 members and the communities they serve. ohioeda.com


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    • 01 Jan 2026
    • 03 Jun 2026
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    Congratulations. You have met the eligibility requirements for the OEDI Capstone Course Cohort 9, which is the final prerequisite to receive your OhioCED certification. You can now officially apply for the Capstone Cohort VIII via this event registration.

    Please note that payment of $649 will be due upon acceptance of your application, but no later than March 1, 2026. You will receive a separate notification and invoice.

    As part of this application, you will be asked to submit a short description of your proposed Capstone Project. The form is limited to 250 characters. Please consult the Capstone Course Cohort VIII Guidelines for more information about what makes a good Capstone project.

    When you register, you will be asked for a Password. Please reefer to your Invitation Email for your appropriate password,

    The Capstone Course Cohort VIII Guidelines provide the official criteria for the course. You can obtain a copy of the guidelines at this LINK!

    Note: The deadline for submitting an application for the Capstone Course is January 31, 2026.

    • 13 Jan 2026
    • 1:00 PM
    • 31 Dec 2026
    • 5:00 PM
    • Virtual
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    THE BASICS OF ENVIRONMENTAL DUE DILIGENCE

    Intermediate Course Webinar

    Tuesday, January 13, 2026; 1:00 PM

    REGISTER HERE!

    Join us for a practical, Ohio-focused webinar on how understanding environmental risks and opportunities can protect your projects, accelerate and enhance redevelopment, and strengthen your community. Before acquiring property or breaking ground on a commercial, industrial, or recreational project, it is essential to understand the environmental risks and regulatory requirements that can affect liability, timelines, costs, and overall project success.

    This webinar taking place on Tuesday, January 13, 2026 at 1:00 pm, offers a practical, no-nonsense overview of the key environmental factors shaping real estate development, with a focus on both federal and Ohio requirements, as well as available funding and technical assistance.


    Featuring environmental professionals from The Mannik & Smith Group, Inc. and Kansas State University’s TAB program, the session will walk participants through how to identify—or rule out—potential environmental red flags, navigate the regulatory landscape, and access resources that support due diligence. Participants will leave with a clear understanding of how environmental due diligence protects investments, speeds approvals, and supports redevelopment that strengthens communities.


    • 14 Jan 2026
    • 10:30 AM
    • 31 Dec 2026
    • 5:00 PM
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    Ohio's Role in the Drone Industry

    January 14, 2026

    10:30 a.m.

    Topical Webinar

    Ohio is rapidly emerging as a national leader in unmanned aerial systems (UAS), creating new opportunities for communities, businesses, and economic developers. This webinar on Wednesday, January 14, 2026 at 10:30am will feature meerir (formerly DronePort Network), a national expert in drone industry ecosystems and infrastructure, and will provide a practical overview of the drone industry’s current landscape, key technologies and applications, and the assets that position Ohio to lead in advanced aerial mobility, logistics, public safety, agriculture, and manufacturing. Participants will also learn what it takes to become “drone-ready,” including infrastructure and testing needs, workforce requirements, regulatory considerations, and economic development strategies that can help communities attract drone-related investment and jobs.


    About the Ohio Economic Development Association

    The Ohio Economic Development Association is the state’s professional association for economic and community development practitioners, offering networking and learning at our annual events; professional development through the Ohio Economic Development Institute and Ohio Certified Economic Developer (CED) credential; and nonpartisan advocacy on behalf of issues important to growing the state’s economy and supporting our more than 900 members and the communities they serve. ohioeda.com


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    • 21 Jan 2026
    • 10:30 AM
    • 31 Dec 2026
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    Clean Energy Opportunities

    January 21, 2026

    10:30 a.m.

    Topical Webinar

    As demand for clean, reliable energy continues to rise, communities need permitting processes that are clear, consistent, and efficient to unlock utility-scale clean energy investment while maintaining transparency and local input. This webinar,  taking place on Wednesday, January 21, 2026 at 10:30am, will introduce the Chambers for Innovation and Clean Energy (CICE) Clean Energy Toolkit, with a focus on practical guidance for streamlining and improving project permitting. Participants will explore how clean energy—now among the lowest-cost sources of new electricity—is driving major investment, job creation, and economic transformation, and why chambers of commerce and economic development organizations are uniquely positioned to lead this work. Designed for both newcomers and experienced practitioners, the session will equip attendees with tools and strategies to advocate for smart permitting, support business priorities, and help their communities capture the economic benefits of the clean energy economy.


    About the Ohio Economic Development Association

    The Ohio Economic Development Association is the state’s professional association for economic and community development practitioners, offering networking and learning at our annual events; professional development through the Ohio Economic Development Institute and Ohio Certified Economic Developer (CED) credential; and nonpartisan advocacy on behalf of issues important to growing the state’s economy and supporting our more than 900 members and the communities they serve. ohioeda.com


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    • 20 Feb 2026
    • 10:30 AM
    • 31 Dec 2026
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    Opportunity Zone Update

    Friday, February 20, 2026 | 10:30 am

    Topical Webinar

    Join us for a special webinar with an update on the federal and Ohio Opportunity Zone Program ---  What’s new, what’s changing, and how investors, developers, community leaders, and advisors can position themselves to take advantage of the next era of Opportunity Zone investing. This is a big year for Opportunity Zone’s because Ohio will be deciding now where OZ investment should go for the next 10 years.

    The Opportunity Zone program continues to be one of the most compelling federal tax-advantaged tools for spurring private investment in economically distressed communities. Originally created in the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017, Opportunity Zones allow investors to defer and potentially reduce federal capital gains taxes by reinvesting those gains into Qualified Opportunity Funds (QOFs).

    In 2025, Congress and the Trump administration ushered in Opportunity Zones 2.0 as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, permanently extending the program and modernizing its structure. Key enhancements include a permanent policy framework that removes the sunset date that was set for the end of 2026, new rural designations and incentives some of which start immediately, and updated deferral and step-up rules that make OZ investing even more attractive for patient, long-term capital. 


    About the Ohio Economic Development Association

    The Ohio Economic Development Association is the state’s professional association for economic and community development practitioners, offering networking and learning at our annual events; professional development through the Ohio Economic Development Institute and Ohio Certified Economic Developer (CED) credential; and nonpartisan advocacy on behalf of issues important to growing the state’s economy and supporting our more than 900 members and the communities they serve.


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    www.ohioeda.com

    • 11 Mar 2026
    • 10:30 AM
    • 31 Dec 2026
    • 11:30 AM
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    Child Care and Economic Development

    Wednesday, March 11, 2026 | 10:30 a.m.

    Topical Webinar

    Child care is economic development. Across Ohio, communities are discovering that access to affordable, reliable child care is directly tied to workforce participation, business attraction and retention, and long-term economic competitiveness. Employers cannot expand if workers cannot work—and regions cannot compete if families are forced out of the labor force. For economic developers, child care has become a critical piece of the talent and growth equation.

    This webinar is designed specifically for economic development professionals and will make the case for child care as a core development strategy, not a peripheral social issue. We will explore why child care matters to Ohio’s economy, how it affects labor force availability in both urban and rural communities, and why it is increasingly part of conversations around site selection, workforce development, and business retention.

    Participants include representatives from GroundworkOhio, the Ohio Child Care Resource and Referral Association and the Ohio Department of Children and Youth, participants will hear Ohio-based case studies highlighting innovative local and regional approaches to expanding child care capacity. Speakers will share practical examples of partnerships among employers, nonprofits, local governments, and economic development organizations—focusing on what worked, what challenges arose, and what lessons can be applied in other Ohio communities.

    The webinar will also examine financial tools and programs that support child care development, with a focus on resources relevant to Ohio, including federal and state tax credits, grants and technical assistance. Attendees will learn about funding mechanisms, incentives, and financing strategies that economic developers can help assemble to support child care facilities and providers—turning a workforce challenge into a tangible, investable solution.


    About the Ohio Economic Development Association

    The Ohio Economic Development Association is the state’s professional association for economic and community development practitioners, offering networking and learning at our annual events; professional development through the Ohio Economic Development Institute and Ohio Certified Economic Developer (CED) credential; and nonpartisan advocacy on behalf of issues important to growing the state’s economy and supporting our more than 900 members and the communities they serve.


    www.ohioeda.com

    • 24 Mar 2026
    • 5:00 PM
    • 25 Mar 2026
    • 5:00 PM
    • The Athletic Club of Columbus, 136 E. Broad St., Columbus, OH 43215
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    2026 OEDA LEGISLATIVE CONFERENCE

    March 24-25, 2026


    Where Policy Meets Progress:

    Navigating the decisions shaping Ohio’s economic future.


    The 2026 OEDA Legislative Conference brings together economic development professionals, policymakers, and trusted partners at a pivotal moment for Ohio.

    As state and federal policies evolve, economic developers are navigating unprecedented change — from property tax reform and community opposition, to federal policy shifts and a gubernatorial election cycle that will influence Ohio’s economic development direction for years to come. This two-day conference is designed to help practitioners move beyond theory and understand how policy decisions translate into real-world impact.

    The conference begins Tuesday evening (March 24, 2026) with a Legislative Reception held at Bricker Graydon Wyatt, providing attendees the opportunity to connect directly with legislators, policy leaders, and partners in an informal, relationship-focused setting.

    On Wednesday (March 25, 2026), the full-day program delivers focused, issue-driven discussion across Ohio's most pressing policy topics, featuring senior state leaders, policy experts, and experienced economic development practitioners:

    Program Highlights

    • Ohio's property tax overhaul and implications for economic development tools
    • Navigating community opposition to development projects
    • State budget and legislative update
    • Federal policy update impacting local and regional projects
    • The governor's race and economic development policy direction

    Confirmed Speakers 

    • Ohio Senate President Rob McColley
    • Rep. Dave Thomas, Ohio House of Representatives
    • Brian Perera, Senior Policy Advisor, Zaino Hall & Farrin
    • Cheryl Subler, Executive Director, County Commissioners Association of Ohio
    • Toby Rittner, President & CEO, Council of Development Finance Agencies
    • Matt Koppitch, Partner, Bricker Graydon Wyatt
    • John Marschhausen, Dublin City Schools Superintendent, Property Tax Working Group
    • Joe Rettof, RT Advisors
    • Ryan Stubenrauch, Communications Counsel
    • Eric Phillips, CEO, Union County Chamber of Commerce
    • Tiffany Swigert, Executive Director, Coshocton Port Authority

    Additional speakers will be announced.

    Join colleagues from across Ohio for two days of timely policy discussion, direct access to decision-makers, and practical perspective on the issues shaping economic development.

    VISIT THE EVENT WEBSITE PAGE FOR MORE INFO & HOTEL DETAILS.


    • 07 May 2026
    • 9:00 AM
    • 08 May 2026
    • 4:00 PM
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    2026 OEDI FINANCE & INCENTIVES CORE COURSE

    May 7 - 8, 2026

    Ohio University - Dublin Integrated Education Center
    6805 Bobcat Way | Dublin, Ohio 43016

    FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE!

    The Finance & Incentives Course is an intensive two-day in person education and training program that is designed to give economic development professionals the knowledge they need to use Ohio tools and programs for project financing.  The Course utilizes instruction as well as experiential learning activities, panels, case studies, and guest speakers.

    • Knowledge: Participants will gain a strong understanding of the both the public and private sector finance and incentive programs that are used to structure deals. They’ll also benefit from deep dives into Ohio projects through case studies from all around the state.
    • Network: Through team activities and opportunities to dialogue with a wide range of best-in-class economic developers in each field, participants will grow their professional network and make important connections with leaders of the profession.

    Course Topics: The course is constantly being updated to keep current with the changing business landscape and include new programs and tools that become available. Some of the past topics include:

    • Access to Capital
    • Bonds in Economic Development
    • Private Sector Financing Principles
    • Port Authorities: Benefits in Economic Development Financing
    • Economic Development Incentives: When to Use What Program
    • Incentive Case Studies from the Front Lines
    • Creative Financing and Deal Making
    • Tax Increment Financing and Other Public Tools in Ohio
    • JobsOhio Loan and Grant Programs
    • Best Practices in Negotiating the Incentive Deal: How Much is Enough
    • Making the Incentive Decision: Return on Investment (ROI)

    FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE!       

    Who Should Attend: This course is specifically designed to deliver comprehensive training in the use of finance and incentive programs; making it attractive to the intermediate level professional as well as the experienced practitioner who wants to brush up on the latest in project finance and new tools and programs.

    Pre-Requisites: Because of the program’s rigor, attendees must have completed The Ohio Basic Economic Development Course or have three years of economic or community development experience.  Individuals who will be taking the Ohio Basic Economic Development Course in the Spring of 2026* may register for this course.

    Faculty: OEDI Core Courses are taught by experienced local, state, and national economic development practitioners.  In addition to these lead instructor(s), each course has a unique faculty group made up on individuals who have been hand selected because of their subject matter expertise, leadership role in Ohio economic development, or role in the case studies utilized in the course. 

    Past Institute faculty has included representatives from: JobsOhio, the Ohio Department of Development,  the six regional JobsOhio Network Partners, and experienced development finance experts. 

    Registration: Early Bird Registration of $549 offers a discount to the regular OEDA member registration. The early-bird registration period ends April 7, 2026 and all registration options increase to the regular fee.  Members are encouraged to register for multiple courses to receive special discounted pricing.

    Why OEDI: The Ohio Economic Development Institute (OEDI) is the premier training and professional development program for economic developers in Ohio. As a state-specific program, OEDI’s Core Courses focus on the practice of economic development in Ohio; including the state’s unique economic development structure and ecosystem. The Institute is made possible through the generous and continuing support of JobsOhio. OEDA’s academic partner is the Ohio University Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service.

    Ohio Certified Economic Developer: OEDI courses are part of a comprehensive curriculum, but they can be taken singly.  They also serve as the pathway to the Ohio Certified Economic Development (OhioCED) Individuals who successfully complete the five Core Courses, a project-based Capstone Course, and an additional 24 hours of electives, are eligible for the Ohio Certified Economic Developer or OhioCED.

    Lodging information:  A variety of hotel options to fit specific travel needs and budget are nearby. Visit VISIT DUBLIN OHIO for a full list of options. For those looking to stay close to the facility, the following hotels are recommended (all are within six miles of Ohio University’s Dublin Campus): Columbus Marriott Northwest, Crowne Plaza Dublin, Embassy Suites Columbus-Dublin. Please note that the start time for the first day is 9 a.m. 

    AICP members can earn Certification Maintenance (CM) credits for this activity.




    FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE!

    Policies & Additional Information

    1.     Full attendance on both days is required for the course to count towards certification.

    2.     Cancellations must be requested in writing no later than 7 days prior to each course to receive a full refund. Please note that no refunds will be issued after this date and registrations not canceled and pending payment are responsible for full payment. As an additional option, you may submit a request in writing to transfer your registration to another student up to 7 days prior to the course.

    3.     Pre-registration is required as space is limited.  Walk-in registration cannot be accommodated.

    4.     If the multiple course rate is selected, the registrant must register for and attend at least one additional OEDI core course in 2026. If the registrant does not register for and attend an additional course, a $50 fee will be assessed and an invoice will be sent to the registrant.

    Thank you to our Leadership Circle Investors for your generous support:


    • 01 Jun 2026
    • 9:00 AM
    • 04 Jun 2026
    • 3:00 PM
    • Embassy Suites Columbus Dublin; 5100 Upper Metro Place, Dublin, Ohio 43016
    • 90
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    2026 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course | June 1 - 4, 2026

    Embassy Suites Columbus Dublin

    5100 Upper Metro Place, Dublin, Ohio 43016

    The Ohio Basic Economic Development Course is an intensive training experience for economic development practitioners, community leaders, local government officials and others committed to building healthy economies for their communities. The course is appropriate both for people who are new to the economic development profession as well as those more experienced who are seeking a refresher on basic practices and principles. The OBEDC is accredited by the International Economic Development Council. Registration is open to residents of any state.

    * The Embassy Suites Dublin is holding a limited number of discounted rooms for Course attendees at a rate of $149.00 plus tax.

    To reserve a room, click below:

    CLICK HERE TO RESERVE YOUR ROOM


    Thank you to our Leadership Circle Investors for your generous support:



    • 25 Jun 2026
    • 9:00 AM
    • 26 Jun 2026
    • 4:00 PM
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    2026 OEDI BUSINESS RETENTION AND EXPANSION CORE COURSE

    jUNE 25 - 26, 2026, 2026

    Ohio University - Dublin Integrated Education Center
    6805 Bobcat Way | Dublin, Ohio 43016

    FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE!

    Course Description: The Business Retention & Expansion (BRE) Course focuses on how economic developers work with existing companies to help them succeed, grow and expand in their community. The Course utilizes instruction as well as experiential learning activities, panels, case studies, and guest speakers.

    The BR&E Course interactive delivery model helps ensure participants will leave with immediately applicable knowledge and build their professional network through group activities.  Unlike traditional lecture-style, this course focuses on participant engagement and interaction.  And, it provides a forum for economic development professionals to share information and build relationship with the best in the industry. 
    •   Knowledge: Participants will gain a strong understanding of how to create, implement and manage a new BRE program as well as how to refine and enhance an existing one to keep pace with business and industry changes that inform BRE strategies. This includes connecting companies to vital resources within the community and at the state level, leveraging JobsOhio sector team efforts,   and collaborating with nearby communities

    •   Network: Through team activities and opportunities to dialogue with a wide range of local, regional, and state partners and stakeholders as well as best-in-class economic developers, participants will identify the correct contacts for BRE, grow their professional network and make important connections with leaders of the profession.

    Course Topics: The course is constantly being updated to keep current with the changing business landscape and emerging trends and issues in economic development. Some of the past topics include:
    •   Objectives and Outcomes of BRE
    •   Your BR&E Bench: Leveraging Regional Resource Partners
    •  BRE and Industry Trends in Ohio: How your community fits into the overall Ohio Economy
    •   Workforce:  Realities and Dynamics in Ohio That Impact BRE Strategies
    •   Branding, Marketing & Applying Social Media to BRE in your Community


    FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE!       

    Who Should Attend: This course is specifically designed to deliver comprehensive training in the use of finance and incentive programs; making it attractive to the intermediate level professional as well as the experienced practitioner who wants to brush up on the latest in project finance and new tools and programs.

    Pre-Requisites: Because of the program’s rigor, attendees must have completed The Ohio Basic Economic Development Course or have three years of economic or community development experience.  Individuals who will be taking the Ohio Basic Economic Development Course in the Spring of 2026* may register for this course.

    Faculty: OEDI Core Courses are taught by experienced local, state, and national economic development practitioners.  In addition to these lead instructor(s), each course has a unique faculty group made up on individuals who have been hand selected because of their subject matter expertise, leadership role in Ohio economic development, or role in the case studies utilized in the course. 

    Past Institute faculty has included representatives from: JobsOhio, the Ohio Department of Development,  the six regional JobsOhio Network Partners, and experienced development finance experts. 

    Registration: Early Bird Registration offers a discount to the regular OEDA member registration. The early-bird registration period ends May 15, 2026 and all registration options increase to the regular fee.  Members are encouraged to register for multiple courses to receive special discounted pricing.

    Why OEDI: The Ohio Economic Development Institute (OEDI) is the premier training and professional development program for economic developers in Ohio. As a state-specific program, OEDI’s Core Courses focus on the practice of economic development in Ohio; including the state’s unique economic development structure and ecosystem. The Institute is made possible through the generous and continuing support of JobsOhio. OEDA’s academic partner is the Ohio University Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service.

    Ohio Certified Economic Developer: OEDI courses are part of a comprehensive curriculum, but they can be taken singly.  They also serve as the pathway to the Ohio Certified Economic Development (OhioCED) Individuals who successfully complete the five Core Courses, a project-based Capstone Course, and an additional 24 hours of electives, are eligible for the Ohio Certified Economic Developer or OhioCED.

    Lodging information:  A variety of hotel options to fit specific travel needs and budget are nearby. Visit VISIT DUBLIN OHIO for a full list of options. For those looking to stay close to the facility, the following hotels are recommended (all are within six miles of Ohio University’s Dublin Campus): Columbus Marriott Northwest, Crowne Plaza Dublin, Embassy Suites Columbus-Dublin. Please note that the start time for the first day is 9 a.m. 

    AICP members can earn Certification Maintenance (CM) credits for this activity.




    FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE!

    Policies & Additional Information

    1.     Full attendance on both days is required for the course to count towards certification.

    2.     Cancellations must be requested in writing no later than 7 days prior to each course to receive a full refund. Please note that no refunds will be issued after this date and registrations not canceled and pending payment are responsible for full payment. As an additional option, you may submit a request in writing to transfer your registration to another student up to 7 days prior to the course.

    3.     Pre-registration is required as space is limited.  Walk-in registration cannot be accommodated.

    4.     If the multiple course rate is selected, the registrant must register for and attend at least one additional OEDI core course in 2026. If the registrant does not register for and attend an additional course, a $50 fee will be assessed and an invoice will be sent to the registrant.

    Thank you to our Leadership Circle Investors for your generous support:


    • 23 Jul 2026
    • 9:00 AM
    • 24 Jul 2026
    • 4:00 PM
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    2026 OEDI SITE SELECTION CORE COURSE

    July 23 - 24, 2026

    Bob Crane Community Center

    3200 Tremont Road

    Upper Arlington, OH 43221

    FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE!

    Course Description: This course covers both site development and the site selection processes. The site development aspects of the course will focus on the process of how to make sure that that Ohio communities have shovel-ready sites that are competitive.  The site selection portions of the course are designed to give the economic development professional an understanding of the JobsOhio site selection program, the specifics of the SiteOhio site certification program, the Ohio Future Fund, and how economic developers can work with site selectors and consultants.

    Course Topics: The course is constantly being updated to keep current with emerging site development and selection issues and new tools and programs. Some of the past topics include:

    • Site Selection Fundamentals & Trends

    • Importance of Infrastructure in Site Selection: Focus on Utilities

    • Strategically Building the Product Pipeline: SiteOhio & Beyond

    • Details, Details: Practical Tips for Finding and Maintaining Site

    • The RFP: The Importance of Data Quality & Integrity

    • Identifying & Advancing Sites as Job Hubs in your Community

    • Executing an Effective Site Visit: Process, Process, Process

    CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

    Who Should Attend: This course is specifically designed to deliver comprehensive training in the use of finance and incentive programs; making it attractive to the intermediate level professional as well as the experienced practitioner who wants to brush up on the latest in project finance and new tools and programs.

    Pre-Requisites: Because of the program’s rigor, attendees must have completed The Ohio Basic Economic Development Course or have three years of economic or community development experience.  Individuals who will be taking the Ohio Basic Economic Development Course in the Spring of 2026* may register for this course.

    Faculty: OEDI Core Courses are taught by experienced local, state, and national economic development practitioners.  In addition to these lead instructor(s), each course has a unique faculty group made up on individuals who have been hand selected because of their subject matter expertise, leadership role in Ohio economic development, or role in the case studies utilized in the course. 

    Past Institute faculty has included representatives from: JobsOhio, the Ohio Department of Development,  the six regional JobsOhio Network Partners, and experienced development finance experts. 

    Registration: Early Bird Registration of offers a discount to the regular OEDA member registration. The early-bird registration period ends June 1, 2026, 2026 and all registration options increase to the regular fee.  Members are encouraged to register for multiple courses to receive special discounted pricing.

    Why OEDI: The Ohio Economic Development Institute (OEDI) is the premier training and professional development program for economic developers in Ohio. As a state-specific program, OEDI’s Core Courses focus on the practice of economic development in Ohio; including the state’s unique economic development structure and ecosystem. The Institute is made possible through the generous and continuing support of JobsOhio. OEDA’s academic partner is the Ohio University Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service.

    Ohio Certified Economic Developer: OEDI courses are part of a comprehensive curriculum, but they can be taken singly.  They also serve as the pathway to the Ohio Certified Economic Development (OhioCED) Individuals who successfully complete the five Core Courses, a project-based Capstone Course, and an additional 24 hours of electives, are eligible for the Ohio Certified Economic Developer or OhioCED.

    Lodging information:  A variety of hotel options to fit specific travel needs and budget are nearby. Visit TRI VILLAGE LODGING for a full list of options. For those looking to stay close to the facility, the following hotels are recommended (all are within six miles of Ohio University’s Dublin Campus): Columbus Marriott Northwest, Crowne Plaza Dublin, Embassy Suites Columbus-Dublin. Please note that the start time for the first day is 9 a.m. 

    AICP members can earn Certification Maintenance (CM) credits for this activity.




    FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE!

    Policies & Additional Information

    1.     Full attendance on both days is required for the course to count towards certification.

    2.     Cancellations must be requested in writing no later than 7 days prior to each course to receive a full refund. Please note that no refunds will be issued after this date and registrations not canceled and pending payment are responsible for full payment. As an additional option, you may submit a request in writing to transfer your registration to another student up to 7 days prior to the course.

    3.     Pre-registration is required as space is limited.  Walk-in registration cannot be accommodated.

    4.     If the multiple course rate is selected, the registrant must register for and attend at least one additional OEDI core course in 2026. If the registrant does not register for and attend an additional course, a $50 fee will be assessed and an invoice will be sent to the registrant.

    Thank you to our Leadership Circle Investors for your generous support:


    • 27 Aug 2026
    • 9:00 AM
    • 28 Aug 2026
    • 4:00 PM
    • Ohio University - Dublin Integrated Education Center 6805 Bobcat Way | Dublin, Ohio 43016 | 614.793.5634
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    2026 OEDI WORKFORCE AND TALENT COURSE

    August 26 - 27, 2026

    Note: The above dates are revised from earlier scheduling.

    Ohio University - Dublin Integrated Education Center
    6805 Bobcat Way | Dublin, Ohio 3016

    EARLY BIRD REGISTRATION DISCOUNTS END JULY 1, 2026

    Course Description: This course covers the importance of workforce and and talent as a key economic development tool, as well as the key federal and state programs that support workforce. The course provides students with techniques to meet the job needs of both new and existing businesses. The course covers the changing demographic and economic dynamics of the workforce, best practices in Ohio and around the nation, JobsOhio workforce and talent programs, effective partnerships, the importance of data, and how local communities can leverage their resources into effective workforce programs.

    FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE!

    Course Topics: 

    • Workforce development as part of the economic development strategy
    • Effective workforce development strategies
    • Effective employer strategies
    • Ohio workforce players: A Survey of the Field
    • Research on Ohio’s workforce
    • Community workforce strategies: Knowing Your Assets
    • K-12 and the Emerging Workforce
    • Industry Sector Partnerships
    • Ohio-specific information for intermediate and advanced practitioners
    • Designed in collaboration with JobsOhio and Ohio University
    • The most up-to-date industry information
    • Interactive learning focused on participant engagement
    • Networking opportunities with the top economic and workforce development pros

    FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE!

           

    Who Should Attend:  This course is designed for all intermediate and advanced economic and workforce development practitioners, stakeholders and partners. In addition, elected officials and community leaders can benefit from learning about the importance of workforce for their community and how their community can structure a workforce program that meets employers’ needs.

    Pre-Requisites:  Because of the program’s rigor, attendees must have completed The Ohio Basic Economic Development Course or have three years of economic or community development experience. 

    Faculty:  OEDI Core Courses are taught by experienced local, state, and national economic and workforce development practitioners.  In addition to these lead instructor(s), each course has a unique faculty group made up on individuals who have been hand selected because of their subject matter expertise, leadership role in Ohio economic development, or role in the case studies utilized in the course. 

    Past Institute faculty has included representatives from: JobsOhio, the Ohio Department of Development,  Ohio Means Jobs, Workforce Development Boards, employer human resource and workforce professionals, the six regional JobsOhio Network Partners, the International Economic Development Council, and Ohio universities. 

    Why OEDI: The Ohio Economic Development Institute (OEDI) is the premier training and professional development program for economic developers in Ohio. As a state-specific program, OEDI’s Core Courses focus on the practice of economic development in Ohio; including the state’s unique economic development structure and ecosystem. The Institute is made possible through the generous and continuing support of JobsOhio. OEDA’s academic partner is the Ohio University Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service.

    Ohio Certified Economic Developer: OEDI courses are part of a comprehensive  curriculum, but they can be taken singly.  They also serve as the pathway to the Ohio Certified Economic Development  (OhioCED)  Credential.  Individuals who successfully complete the five Core Courses, a project-based Capstone Course, and an additional 24 hours of electives, are eligible for the Ohio Certified Economic Developer or OhioCED.

    Lodging information:  A variety of hotel options to fit specific travel needs and budget are nearby. Visit VISIT DUBLIN for a full list of options.  For those looking to stay close to the facility, the following hotels are recommended (all are within six miles of Ohio University’s Dublin Campus):  Columbus Marriott Northwest, Crowne Plaza Dublin, Embassy Suites Columbus-Dublin, Residence Inn by Marriott.  Please note that the start time for the first day is 9 a.m. 

    AICP members can earn Certification Maintenance (CM) credits for this activity.  More information about AICP's CM program can be found at AICP Planning CM


    Policies & Additional Information

    1. Full attendance on both days is required for the course to count towards certification.
    2. Cancellations must be requested in writing no later than 7 days prior to each course to receive a full refund. Please note that no refunds will be issued after this date and registrations not canceled and pending payment are responsible for full payment. As an additional option, you may submit a request in writing to transfer your registration to another student up to 7 days prior to the course.
    3. Pre-registration is required as space is limited.  Walk-in registration cannot be accommodated.
    4. If the multiple course rate is selected, the registrant must register for and attend at least one additional OEDI core course in 2026. If the registrant does not register for and attend an additional course, a $50 fee will be assessed and an invoice will be sent to the registrant.

    Thank you to our Leadership Circle Investors for your generous support:







    • 24 Sep 2026
    • 9:00 AM
    • 25 Sep 2026
    • 4:00 PM
    Register

    2026 OEDI REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT AND FINANCING  CORE COURSE

    September 24 - 25, 2026

    Ohio University - Dublin Integrated Education Center
    6805 Bobcat Way | Dublin, Ohio 43016

    FOR INFORMATION AND TO REGISTER, CLICK HERE!

    Course Description: This course teaches the critical steps of real estate development and helps attendees develop a comprehensive understanding of how a deal progresses from concept to completion. Attendees will analyze the anatomy of a real estate deal and learn how each component stage impacts the next. The economic developer will build the knowledge they need to more thoughtfully approach securing and closing the deal and what comes after.

    • Knowledge: Participants will learn about the important stages in real estate development; from the earliest stages of due diligence to occupancy and property management. Participants will gain the knowledge they need to determine project feasibility, how to finance real estate development and redevelopment, and how to recognize and overcome the challenges to advancing a new development in their community.·      
    • Network: This course provides a forum for economic development professionals to share information and build relationships with the best in the real estate industry. Unlike traditional lecture-style trainings, this course focuses on participant and presenter engagement and interaction. This course provides unmatched opportunities to dialogue with instructors, speakers, and colleagues.

    Course Topics: The course is constantly being updated to keep current with emerging real estate development issues and trends. Some of the past topics include:

    • What Real Estate Development is Right for Your Community

    • Project Feasibility from a Market, Financial and Political Perspective.  Understanding ownership structures.

    • The ABC’s of LLC’s

    •  Public Private Collaboration and Partnership

    • Due Diligence & Construction – Knowing the Risks and How to Avoid Them.

    • The Financial Anatomy of a Deal – Building a Proforma.

    • Marketing, Occupancy, and Property/Asset Management: Showing it, Filling it and Selling it

    • Closing the Gap: What Programs from JobsOhio and Other Sources Can Help a Deal Come Together

    CLICK HERE TO REGISTER

    Who Should Attend: This course is specifically designed to deliver comprehensive training in the use of finance and incentive programs; making it attractive to the intermediate level professional as well as the experienced practitioner who wants to brush up on the latest in project finance and new tools and programs.

    Pre-Requisites: Because of the program’s rigor, attendees must have completed The Ohio Basic Economic Development Course or have three years of economic or community development experience.  Individuals who will be taking the Ohio Basic Economic Development Course in the Spring of 2026* may register for this course.

    Faculty: OEDI Core Courses are taught by experienced local, state, and national economic development practitioners.  In addition to these lead instructor(s), each course has a unique faculty group made up on individuals who have been hand selected because of their subject matter expertise, leadership role in Ohio economic development, or role in the case studies utilized in the course. 

    Past Institute faculty has included representatives from: JobsOhio, the Ohio Department of Development,  the six regional JobsOhio Network Partners, and experienced development finance experts. 

    Registration: Early Bird Registration of offers a discount to the regular OEDA member registration. The early-bird registration period ends August 10, 2026 and all registration options increase to the regular fee.  Members are encouraged to register for multiple courses to receive special discounted pricing.

    Why OEDI: The Ohio Economic Development Institute (OEDI) is the premier training and professional development program for economic developers in Ohio. As a state-specific program, OEDI’s Core Courses focus on the practice of economic development in Ohio; including the state’s unique economic development structure and ecosystem. The Institute is made possible through the generous and continuing support of JobsOhio. OEDA’s academic partner is the Ohio University Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service.

    Ohio Certified Economic Developer: OEDI courses are part of a comprehensive curriculum, but they can be taken singly.  They also serve as the pathway to the Ohio Certified Economic Development (OhioCED) Individuals who successfully complete the five Core Courses, a project-based Capstone Course, and an additional 24 hours of electives, are eligible for the Ohio Certified Economic Developer or OhioCED.

    Lodging information:   A variety of hotel options to fit specific travel needs and budget are nearby. Visit VISIT DUBLIN OHIO  for a full list of options. For those looking to stay close to the facility, the following hotels are recommended (all are within six miles of Ohio University’s Dublin Campus):  Columbus Marriott Northwest, Crowne Plaza Dublin, Embassy Suites Columbus-Dublin, Residence Inn by Marriott.  Please note that the start time for the first day is 9 a.m. 

    AICP members can earn Certification Maintenance (CM) credits for this activity.




    Policies & Additional Information

    1.     Full attendance on both days is required for the course to count towards certification.

    2.     Cancellations must be requested in writing no later than 7 days prior to each course to receive a full refund. Please note that no refunds will be issued after this date and registrations not canceled and pending payment are responsible for full payment. As an additional option, you may submit a request in writing to transfer your registration to another student up to 7 days prior to the course.

    3.     Pre-registration is required as space is limited.  Walk-in registration cannot be accommodated.

    4.     If the multiple course rate is selected, the registrant must register for and attend at least one additional OEDI core course in 2026. If the registrant does not register for and attend an additional course, a $50 fee will be assessed and an invoice will be sent to the registrant.

    Thank you to our Leadership Circle Investors for your generous support:


Past events

12 Feb 2026 Speculative Building Development in Ohio: When It Works, When It Doesn’t
11 Feb 2026 Preparing for the Next Shock: Crisis Readiness for Ohio’s Economic Developers
04 Feb 2026 The O.H.I.O. Fund: Investing in Ohio’s Growth
28 Jan 2026 Employee Ownership as Part of your BRE Strategy
27 Jan 2026 New Energy Opportunities from HB 15
24 Nov 2025 Ohio's New Energy Opportunity Initiative Webinar
20 Nov 2025 2025 Workforce and Talent
13 Nov 2025 Case Study in Downtown Revit: Lima's Spring and Main Project
06 Nov 2025 2025 Real Estate Development and Finance
15 Oct 2025 2025 OEDA Annual Summit
10 Oct 2025 Changemakers in Action: An EDO Resiliency Dialogue (OEDA Members Exclusive)
08 Oct 2025 REA 103: Mastering the Capital Stack
01 Oct 2025 REA 102: Understanding the Real Estate ProForma
29 Aug 2025 JobsOhio Relocation Incentive: A New Tool for Talent Attraction
21 Aug 2025 Discover What’s New with TMUD!
14 Aug 2025 2025 Site Selection and Development Course
30 Jul 2025 Ohio General Assembly Legislation Update
26 Jun 2025 STP 101: Targeted Industry Strategies: A Roadmap for Ohio Economic Developers (On Demand)
02 Jun 2025 2025 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
22 May 2025 2025 Business Retention and Expansion Course *
08 May 2025 REA 101: Real Estate Development: A Guide to Entitlements (On Demand)
10 Apr 2025 OEDA / APA Ohio Fireside Chat
18 Mar 2025 2025 OEDA Legislative Conference - Sold Out!
18 Mar 2025 Building Competitive Advantage to Win - Mar 18 (the April 9 class is closed)
13 Mar 2025 2025 Economic Development Finance and Incentives
12 Mar 2025 Everything You Wanted to Know about Data Centers: A Guide for the Economic Developer
05 Mar 2025 FIN 101: Comprehensive Ohio Tax Incentive Programs (On Demand)
26 Feb 2025 Navigating Tariffs: Strategies for Supporting Local Business
24 Feb 2025 OEDI Capstone Course Cohort VIII - January 1 - June 30 (Invitation Only)
29 Jan 2025 How Community Master Plans Create the Foundation for Future Economic Development
05 Dec 2024 2024 Site Selection and Development Course
14 Nov 2024 2024 Real Estate Development and Finance
16 Oct 2024 2024 Workforce and Talent
13 Jun 2024 2024 Economic Development Finance and Incentives
09 May 2024 2024 Business Retention and Expansion Course *
29 Apr 2024 2024 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
18 Mar 2024 All Ohio Future Fund Webinar
01 Jan 2024 OEDI Capstone Course Cohort VII - January 1 - June 30 (Invitation Only)
11 Dec 2023 ODOD Brownfield Remediation Program Webinar
06 Dec 2023 Equitable Strategic Site Selection
16 Nov 2023 OEDI - 2023 Economic Development Finance and Incentives
19 Oct 2023 OEDI - 2023 Workforce and Talent
12 Sep 2023 2023 Annual Summit & Infrastructure Pre-Con
20 Jul 2023 OEDI - 2023 Real Estate Development and Finance
15 Jun 2023 OEDI - 2023 Site Selection and Development Course
01 May 2023 2023 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
01 Nov 2022 OEDI Capstone Course Cohort VI - November 1 - April 30, 2023 (invitation only)
13 Oct 2022 OEDI - Economic Development Finance and Incentives
15 Sep 2022 OEDI - Business Retention and Expansion
09 Sep 2022 OhioSE EDNow Online
02 Sep 2022 OEDA ROI / Gap Incentive Analysis Workshop
08 Aug 2022 Accountability & Transparency: Ohio’s Tax Incentive Review Commission Law Webinar
11 Jul 2022 Ohio’s Joint Economic Development District Program Webinar
23 Jun 2022 OEDI - Real Estate Development and Financing
07 Jun 2022 OEDA Economic Impact Analysis Workshop
06 Jun 2022 Ohio's Enterprise Zone and CRA Programs and Law Webinar
26 May 2022 EDNow NORED: Preparing for Economic Success / NORED Annual Meeting
19 May 2022 OEDI - Workforce and Talent Acquisition
09 May 2022 Best Practices Investing Your Federal ARPA Funds Webinar
28 Apr 2022 OEDI - Site Selection / Site Development
25 Apr 2022 Ohio’s Tax Increment Financing Program Webinar
06 Apr 2022 2022 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
18 Feb 2022 EDNow DDC: Preparing for Economic Success
26 Jan 2022 WEBINAR: Innovative Economic Development Incentive Hub
17 Dec 2021 WEBINAR: New ODOD Programs Totaling $500 million in Grant Funds for Cleanup of Brownfields and Distressed Properties
26 Oct 2021 2021 OEDA Annual Summit
15 Oct 2021 OhioSE EDNow: Preparing for Economic Success
01 Oct 2021 OEDI Capstone Course Cohort V - October 2021-April 2022 (invitation only)
02 Sep 2021 Creative Case Studies in Rail Economic Development Webinar
30 Aug 2021 Income Tax Incentives Webinar
26 Aug 2021 OEDI - Business Retention and Expansion
05 Aug 2021 Overview & Impact of State Budget For Economic Developers Webinar
26 Jul 2021 Community Rooted Economic Inclusion Webinar
22 Jul 2021 OEDI - Workforce and Talent Acquisition
19 Jul 2021 Ohio's Joint Economic Development District (JEDD) Program Webinar
28 Jun 2021 Foreign Direct Investment Webinar
24 Jun 2021 OEDI - Economic Development Finance and Incentives
27 May 2021 OEDI - Site Selection / Site Development
17 May 2021 Accountability & Transparency in Incentive Programs (incl. TIRCS) Webinar
14 Apr 2021 Ohio’s Budget Priorities Webinar Featuring Lt. Governor Husted
12 Apr 2021 Ohio’s Enterprise Zone (EZ) Program and Law Webinar
09 Apr 2021 American Rescue Plan Briefing Webinar
06 Apr 2021 2021 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
31 Mar 2021 Ohio's Community Reinvestment Area (CRA) Program and Law Webinar
18 Mar 2021 OEDI - Real Estate Development and Financing
15 Mar 2021 Advancing Your Economic Development Organization Webinar
08 Mar 2021 ROI and Gap Analysis in Economic Development Webinar
22 Feb 2021 Fiscal Impact Analysis Webinar
12 Feb 2021 Downtown Development Strategies and Tools Webinar
22 Jan 2021 Economic Impact Analysis Webinar
17 Nov 2020 Forward Together: Communities at the Crossroads; A Virtual Conference at the Intersection of Planning & Economic Development
06 Nov 2020 OhioSE ED NOW!
22 Oct 2020 Understanding the Economic Impacts of Community Solar in Cleveland, Ohio Virtual Session
22 Oct 2020 Small Community ED Professionals Moving the Needle Virtual Session
20 Oct 2020 A Sleeping Giant in Your Shopping Center Virtual Session
13 Oct 2020 Clearing Away Old Blight for New Development Virtual Session
13 Oct 2020 How Corridor Studies Can Give Your Community a New Sense of Direction Virtual Session
29 Sep 2020 2020 OEDA Virtual Annual Summit
17 Sep 2020 OEDI - Workforce and Talent Acquisition
23 Jul 2020 OEDI - Business Retention and Expansion
17 Jul 2020 CARES Act Funding: Increases for Existing Federal Programs, Allocations for Local Governments & Eligible Economic Relief Uses Webinar
10 Jul 2020 Webinar: Economic Development Leadership in a Post-COVID World
17 Jun 2020 Webinar: Surviving the Education Budget Crunch: Planning for the New Year
11 Jun 2020 OEDI - Site Selection / Site Development
21 May 2020 Webinar: BRE Intelligence in the Era of COVID: What are we learning and how will it change economic development
14 May 2020 OEDI - Economic Development Finance and Incentives
07 May 2020 Webinar: So You Want to Develop a Spec Building for Your Community
29 Apr 2020 Responsible Restart Ohio Webinar: Info and Guidance for Ohio’s Economic Development Community
24 Apr 2020 Webinar: Preparing for Recovery: The Importance of Business Intelligence
17 Apr 2020 Webinar: SBA Assistance for COVID 19 Impacted Businesses
12 Mar 2020 OEDI - Real Estate Development and Financing
20 Dec 2019 Webinar: Ohio’s Rural Industrial Park Loan Program
25 Oct 2019 ED NOW! - Piketon
08 Oct 2019 2019 OEDA Annual Summit
07 Oct 2019 Staying on the Leading Edge: The Changing Practice of Workforce & Economic Development - Pre-Con to 2019 OEDA Summit
12 Sep 2019 OEDI Elective Workshop: Understanding Fiscal Impact Analysis
31 Aug 2019 OEDI Capstone Course Cohort III - September 2019-April 2020 (invitation only)
24 Jul 2019 Smart Mobility and Economic Development
11 Jul 2019 OEDI - Business Retention and Expansion
13 Jun 2019 OEDI - Economic Development Finance and Incentives
22 May 2019 The Role of Rail Service in Economic Development
15 May 2019 OEDA 360: The State of Economic Development in Ohio
09 May 2019 OEDI - Site Selection / Site Development
17 Apr 2019 Webinar: Broadband and Economic Development: The Need for Connectivity, Steps for Access and Best Practices for Local Broadband Expansion
02 Apr 2019 2019 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
14 Mar 2019 OEDI - Real Estate Development and Financing
07 Mar 2019 Ohio Economic Development Institute Elective Workshop: Understanding Economic Impact Analysis
31 Oct 2018 OEDI Capstone Course Cohort II - October 2018-March 2019 (invitation only)
17 Oct 2018 2018 OEDA Annual Summit
10 Oct 2018 ED NOW!
26 Sep 2018 Gas Utilities & Economic Development Webinar
20 Sep 2018 Ohio Economic Development Institute - Business Retention and Expansion
22 Aug 2018 Webinar: Broadband and Economic Development: The Need for Connectivity, Steps for Access and Best Practices for Broadband Adoption and Expansion
19 Jul 2018 Ohio Economic Development Institute - Finance and Incentives
10 May 2018 Ohio Economic Development Institute - Site Selection and Site Development
01 May 2018 OEDI Capstone Course Cohort I - May 2018-Sept 2018 (invitation only)
10 Apr 2018 2018 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
15 Mar 2018 Ohio Economic Development Institute - Real Estate Development
07 Mar 2018 OEDA 360: The State of Economic Development in Ohio
27 Feb 2018 Electric Utilities and Economic Development II: Incentives, Tools, and Resources
23 Jan 2018 Electric Utilities and Economic Development I: Basics and Key Terminology
07 Dec 2017 Ohio Economic Development Institute Elective Workshop: Understanding Economic Impact Analysis
26 Oct 2017 Ohio Economic Development Institute - Retention and Expansion
18 Oct 2017 2017 OEDA Annual Summit
03 Aug 2017 Ohio Economic Development Institute - Finance and Incentives
08 Jun 2017 Ohio Economic Development Institute - Site Selection and Site Development
10 May 2017 OEDA 360: State Economic Development Briefing
25 Apr 2017 2017 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
16 Mar 2017 Ohio Economic Development Institute - Real Estate
19 Oct 2016 2016 OEDA Annual Summit
08 Sep 2016 Building Competitive Advantage to Win Training
01 Aug 2016 Building Competitive Advantage to Win Training
15 Jul 2016 OEDA Mid-Year Briefing
27 Jun 2016 Building Competitive Advantage to Win Training
28 Apr 2016 OEDA Networking Event
28 Apr 2016 Building Competitive Advantage to Win Training
05 Apr 2016 2016 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
15 Mar 2016 OEDA Networking Event
15 Mar 2016 Building Competitive Advantage to Win Training
22 Feb 2016 OEDA Networking Event
22 Feb 2016 Building Competitive Advantage to Win Training
12 Nov 2015 Managing Economic Development Organizations Training
20 Oct 2015 2015 OEDA Annual Summit
17 Jul 2015 JobsOhio/Ohio Development Services Agency Mid-Year Briefing
27 Apr 2015 OEDA Networking Event
27 Apr 2015 Building Competitive Advantage to Win Training
14 Apr 2015 OEDA Networking Event
14 Apr 2015 Building Competitive Advantage to Win Training
03 Mar 2015 2015 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
27 Jan 2015 OEDA Networking Event
27 Jan 2015 Building Competitive Advantage to Win Training
21 Nov 2014 Economic Development 101
12 Nov 2014 OEDA Networking Event
12 Nov 2014 Building Competitive Advantage to Win Training
22 Oct 2014 2014 OEDA Annual Summit
22 Aug 2014 OEDA Partners with OARC Candidates' Forum
13 Aug 2014 OEDA Networking Event
13 Aug 2014 Building Competitive Advantage to Win Training
17 Jul 2014 JobsOhio/Ohio Development Services Agency Mid-Year Briefing
20 May 2014 OEDA Networking Event
01 May 2014 OEDA Webinar - EB-5 Immigrant Investor Program
05 Mar 2014 2014 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course
23 Oct 2013 2013 OEDA Annual Summit
25 Jun 2013 Utilities 101
06 Jun 2013 JobsOhio/Ohio Development Services Agency Mid-Year Briefing
31 May 2013 TMACOG TECH - Defining Roles in Economic Development Efforts
19 Apr 2013 Dayton Region Economic Development Forum
09 Apr 2013 BRAC Fundamentals: Understanding the Importance, Potential Impacts and Best Practices Related to the Base Realignment and Closure Commission
06 Mar 2013 2013 Ohio Basic Economic Development Course