This presentation was delivered at NADO's 2018 Annual Training Conference, held in Charlotte, NC on October 13-16. For more information, visit: https://www.nado.org/events/2018-annual-training-conference/
1. Not Doing the Same Thing
CEDS Engagement
Central Florida Regional Planning Council
Economic Development District
Pat Steed
Executive Director
2. CFRPCโs CEDS
Out with the Old
โข Traditional document
โข 148 pages
โข 62 Figures
โข 55 Tables
โข Thorough!
โข Read by few๏
In with the New
โข Graphics oriented
document
โข 20 pages (including
covers)
โข 53 page online
searchable Data
Document
โข Relevant!
โข Read by many๏
4. Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy
โข An ongoing planning process
โข Requires participation and input from both the
public and private sectors, along with the
communities of a region; Guided by CEDS
Committee
โข Designed to guide economic growth by fostering
a more stable and diversified economy
โข Assist in the creation of jobs, and thereby improve
the quality of life
Background
and Key
Regional
Issues
Goals and
Objectives
Target
Industry
Clusters
Opportunity
and
Investment
Areas
Data
Document
5. Comprehensive Economic
Development Strategy
โข Analyzes regional economy & guides regional
goals & objectives.
โข Creates a road map to economic diversity through
private sector investment and job creation.
โข Serves as vehicle to justify and draw down federal
funds.
Background
and Key
Regional
Issues
Goals and
Objectives
Target
Industry
Clusters
Opportunity
and
Investment
Areas
Data
Document
6. Background And Key
Regional Issues
The CEDS is developed in alignment with
regional and state principles, primarily guided
by:
โข Heartland 2060: Building a Resilient Region
โข The Florida Chamberโs Six Pillars
โข The Florida Chamberโs Florida 2030 Project
โข Floridaโs Strategic Plan For Development
7. Goals and Objectives
The goals and
objectives of the CEDS
were developed by
using the foundations:
โข Heartland 2060
โข State Strategic Plan
for Economic
Development
โข The Florida
Chamberโs Florida
2030
โข The Six Pillars of
Floridaโs Future
Economy
13. Background And Key
Regional Issues
Economic Resiliency
Disruptions in our Economy
โข Storm damage creates a loss of infrastructure and
housing or prevents businesses from operating
โข Industry disruptions, such as citrus diseases
โข When top employers are unable to recruit skilled
workers, industry clusters are disrupted
Principles Crucial to Economic Resilience
โข Diversifying the economy with traditional and
emerging industries
โข Adopting post disaster recovery plans and flexible
regulations
โข Ensuring a continuously trained workforce
17. Partnership for Engagement
Before:
โข SWOT Analysis with CEDS Committee:
S-Strength
W-Weakness
O-Opportunities
T-Threats
This time:
โข SWOT like Analysis with every county!
โข Partners: CFRPC and Florida Chamber Foundation
18. Each County had:
โข 10 to 50 attendees
โข Included:
โข Economic development
organizations
โข Local Chambers of Commerce
โข K-12, Higher Ed, Work force
โข Business owners
โข Corporate representatives
โข Non-profits
โข Etc.
19. 8%
SECURING FL ORID AโS FUTURE FL2030@FLCHAMBER.COM #FL2030
92%
Are youโฆ
1. Optimistic about Floridaโs Future
2. Pessimistic about Floridaโs future
20. 0%
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36%
64%
0%
How many jobs disappear by 2030?
1) 20%
2) 35%
3) 50%
4) 75%
Disruptions
21. Disruptions
How many jobs disappear or change by 2030?
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50%
ยฝ of FLs 9.8 million
jobs impactedโฆor more
22. When you think about the future,
is YOUR community & region positioned forโฆ
2
77%
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1
23%
global competition &
economic diversification
prosperity & high wage
jobs of tomorrow
vibrant and sustainable
communities
1) Yes 2) No