Homegrown Tools for Economic Development Launch

Homegrown Tools is a web tool that tells the story of small towns that have successfully stimulated private investment and job creation. The tool is meant to connect public officials, practitioners and researchers to successful small town economic development strategies and inspire small towns to leverage their unique assets. NCGrowth hosted a launch event for the platform on Wednesday, Jan. 16 from 2 p.m. – 3 p.m. featuring guest speakers Jeanne Milliken Bonds of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and Jonathan Morgan of the UNC School of Government. Homegrown Tools wass developed by NCGrowth in partnership with UNC School of Government, NC Rural Center, UNC Department of City and Regional Planning and the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.

Homegrown Tools for Economic Development

Homegrown Tools is a web tool that tells the story of small towns that have successfully stimulated private investment and job creation. The tool is meant to connect public officials, practitioners and researchers to successful small town economic development strategies and inspire small towns to leverage their unique assets. NCGrowth hosted a launch event for the platform on Wednesday, Jan. 16 featuring guest speakers Jeanne Milliken Bonds of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and Jonathan Morgan of the UNC School of Government. Homegrown Tools is developed by NCGrowth in partnership with UNC School of Government, NC Rural Center, UNC Department of City and Regional Planning and the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond.

What are the challenges to Opportunity Zones’ positive effect on distressed communities?

Q&A featuring Rivermont Capital Senior Advisor Thomas Stith and Richmond Federal Reserve Bank’s Jeanne Milliken Bonds.

What are the most promising developments related to investment in Opportunity Zones?

Q&A featuring the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank’s Jeanne Milliken Bonds and Frontline Solutions Senior Advisor Napoleon Wallace.