The North Carolina Community Development
Association (NCCDA) will hold its Spring Conference May 16-18, 2012. For
anyone involved in community development work, this conference will be a great
event with many learning and networking opportunities.
The
NCCDA was formed in 1979 to provide a unified voice for community development
officials across North Carolina
- Provide recommendations to federal and state agencies
regarding policy and/ or program guidelines
- Provide a forum for the exchange of information and
experience among agencies concerned in all areas of community development
- Cooperate and coordinate with other professional
associations involved with community development
- Examine, evaluate, and recommend alternatives to
existing and proposed legislation which directly or indirectly affect
local community development activities
The
conference is a great opportunity for New
Century IDA to network with other groups who are passionate about community
development, and we hope you will consider attending as well.
A few
of the sessions that are scheduled for the Spring Conference are “The Role of
Incubators in Fostering Economic Development,” “Collaborating with Habitat for
Humanity,” and an open forum on “Community and Economic Development: Are They
Really Separate Functions?” Click here
for the full agenda.
To add
to the excitement, the conference will be held at the Grove Park Inn in Asheville , NC Asheville
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| Grove Park Inn, Asheville, NC |
To
register for the conference, visit http://nccda.net/events.php
or contact Debora Steenson, Association Manager, at manager@nccda.net or 919-418-1325. We look
forward to seeing you there!
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