Ellen Harpel of Smart Incentives and Kent Gardner of CGR present at the National Development Finance Summit workshop on smart incentives and technology for economic development.

Alan Stephen explains the variety of USDA programs, including programs geared towards financing rural housing, community facilities, business, energy, utilities, water/wastewater, and telecommunication projects.

John Brancaglione from PGAV Planners explains how St. Louis combined tax increment finance with special assessment. The finance was used to build a levee and prevent flooding in the district.

Greg Daniels with Squire Patton Boggs explains the how to support seed, angel and venture capital locally with public and private dollars. He uses Ohio Capital Fund as an example and how the finance is structured.

John Stoecker from California Municipal Finance Authority gives a presentation on how private activity bonds are assisting with the financing of economic development and charitable activities in communities throughout California.

Todd Herberghs with the National Council for Public-Private Partnerships (NCPPP) explained background and the core values of NCPPP. Then, he presented the importance of public-private partnerships (P3s), seven steps for a successful P3, potential P3...

Peter Joseph, Executive Director at IIUSA, presents on EB-5 financing. In addition to the basics of the program, trends and issues are also discussed.

This presentation by Mat Reimer from the City of Milwaukee explores the comprehensive approach to financing brownfield remediation and post clean-up development that is implemented by Milwaukee.

Bill Mandeville from WA Department of Commerce covers brownfields financing in this presentation from the CDFA National Finance Summit.

Price Finley, Esq. with Bricker & Eckler LLP described types of tax increment financing and special assessments and what they can be used for. He used an example of a suburban in-fill redevelopment in Upper Arlington, Ohio.

Casey Bell, Senior Economist at the American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy (ACEEE), introduces their work in energy efficiency finance.

In this presentation by Michael Homeier of Homeier & Law, P.C., the two types of crowdfunding are explained.

In this presentation, Gray Smith, President and CEO of the Chester County Economic Development Council, examines rural financing strategies. Aggie Bonds are explained in detail, including eligibility and the application process.

Steve Cohen, Deputy Commissioner, presents for the Empire State Development (ESD) presented early stage capital access, like seed and venture capital. ESD is New York State's lead economic development agency. The mission of ESD is to promote...

Dennis Enright of NW Financial Group, LLC discusses public-private partnerships.

Tina Neal, Principal with Perseverance Capital Advisors LLC presented about private activity bonds, tax credits, types of projects, and advantages and disadvantages.

Jesse Clem, Cofounder & CEO of Loquidity, presents on crowdfunding and the benefits of the tool. More specifically, Clem explains how real estate crowdfunding can lead to greater economic impact through funders having a personal connection to the...

Lee McCormick, President of the Community Development Associates presented that CDA specializes in tax-exempt financing and New Markets Tax Credits using various samples and action items.

Jim Goulka with Arizona Tech Investors presented the who, what, where, and why of Arizona Tech Investors.

Mary Cohron with Warren County Downtown Economic Development Authority provides details on the City Center TIF in Bowling Green, KY. The presentation covers revitalization to transform the area into a Downtown gateway for Western Kentucky University.

Mr. Russell Goings, III Senior Vice President of Hutchinson, Shockey, Erley & Co. presented the Power of Private Activity Bonds and four industrial development bonds case studies.

Josh Evans, Senior Director of Bostonia Partners, explains the advantages of utilizing Public-Private Partnerships with respect to financing social infrastructure improvements.

Megan Quinn of the U.S. EPA explains the partnership with the Council of Development Finance Agencies.

Peter Joseph of IIUSA explains the history of the EB-5 program and the mission of IIUSA.

John Wooten of Wells Fargo Bank explains the power of tax-exempt private activity bonds.

Stephen Friedman, President of SB Friedman, cover the ways individual development finance tools can be combine to create the extraordinary deals that bring about amazing developments. From TIF and special assessment to the full municipal credit and...

Several speakers outline recent innovations in the use of bonds and power purchase agreements for clean energy initiatives.

In this presentation by Aleks Granchalek, Director at William Blair & Company, government considerations in project delivery models are examined. These models include public-private partnerships (P3s).

Jonathan Tower of Arctaris Royalty Partners discusses economic development initiatives for underserved U.S. small businesses.