Economic development corporation
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An economic development corporation is an organization common in the United States, usually a 501(c)(3) non-profit whose mission is to promote economic development within a specific geographical area. These organizations are similar to, but complementary to Chambers of Commerce.
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[edit] List of EDCs
- Napa Valley EDC
- San Diego Regional EDC
- New York City EDC
- Gilroy Economic Development Corporation,Gilroy, California
- Parkdale Liberty Economic Development Corporation, Toronto, Ontario, Canada[1]
- Kemp Economic Development Corporation, Kemp, Texas[2]
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[edit] External links
- Governance Focus issues in governance worldwide, in English & Español
- Official Economic Development Website for the City of Gilroy, California
- Economic Development Foundation of Brenham, Texas
- City of Hillsdale, Michigan Economic Development Department
- Longview Economic Development Corporation - Longview, Texas
- Columbia River Economic Development CouncilLAEDC
- International Economic Development CouncilLargest membership organization for economic development in the world
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