CDFA Oregon Financing Roundtable Newsletter - April 2014
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Export-Import Bank Recognizes Business Oregon, City of Beaverton
As reported by InsuranceNewsNet, Export-Import Bank recognized Business Oregon and the City of Beaverton as award winners in the 2014 City/State Partnership program. For the past 20 years, the State of Oregon has partnered with Ex-Im Bank to support Oregon businesses that export to the global marketplace.
Milwaukie Creates Bonding Hospital Facility Authority
This article from the Oregonian follows the Milwaukie City Council vote to create a hospital facility authority in order to accelerate development of health facilities, such as senior care homes or hospitals, by issuing tax-exempt bonds.
Meyer Memorial Trust to Invest up to $2M in 'Mission' Projects
According to Sustainable Business Oregon, the Meyer Memorial Trust has unveiled a new program designed to spur regional economic development, to the tune of up to $2M allotted to investment funds, in the Portland area.
Oregon Angel Fund Tops its Own Fundraising Goal
Portland Business Journal reports the Oregon Angel Fund disclosed in December that it wanted to raise $6M for its 2014 fund. This week, the group said it has secured $6.6M, according to filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Oregon Direct Financial Incentives Available for 2014
This is a partial listing from Area Development of incentives available for 2014 from Oregon's economic development, finance and tax organizations to initiate new business and commercial investment.
Will a New Oregon Bill Kickstart Community-Owned Energy?
Sustainable Business Oregon reports on Senate Bill 1520, which effectively removes barriers for community energy projects by allowing for the creation of cooperative corporations without the need to register as a securities fund.
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Upcoming Events |
2014 CDFA Oregon Financing Roundtable Conference
October 6 - Bend, OR
Join CDFA and Business Oregon for the Oregon Financing Roundtable Conference on October 7, 2014 as we focus on "Financing Innovation and Entrepreneurs Through Creative Approaches." This one-day conference will feature a number of economic development finance experts and leaders from around the state discussing development finance tools, resources, authorities, and approaches and how these methods can move Oregon's economy forward. Topics to be discussed include innovation, early stage development, loan funds, capital and much more.
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Oregon News |
Coos Bay Considers Enterprise Zone Exemptions
The World | Apr. 28 | Community Development | Local Finance Program | Rural Development | Tax Abatements
Economic Development for Central OR Requests County Funds
Bend Bulletin | Apr. 25 | Economic Development | Local Finance Program | Rural Development
OR College First to Use Only Renewable Energy
Sustainable Business Oregon | Apr. 24 | Energy Finance | Green Finance
Scaling Back Urban Renewal is Worth Millions
Portland Mercury | Apr. 21 | Economic Development | Local Finance Program | Member News | Urban Development
Business Oregon Assists Expansion for St. Helens Business
Business Oregon | Apr. 21 | Access to Capital | Economic Development | Member News | Rural Development
Rule Change Should Aid Small Business
The Davis Clipper | Apr. 21 | Access to Capital | U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) | Federal
PDC and Harsch Extending Redevelopment Agreement
Oregonian | Apr. 11 | Access to Capital | Local Finance Program | Redevelopment
Business Oregon Grants $60K Loan for Cascade Tissue
Area Development | Apr. 3 | Access to Capital | Economic Development | Member News | State Finance Program
Portland Leaders Consider Financial Tradeoffs
Oregonian | Apr. 2 | Economic Development | Local Finance Program | Redevelopment
Eastern OR Farm-to-Table Tavern Helps Launch Crowdfunding Site
Sustainable Business Oregon | Mar. 27 | Access to Capital | Crowdfunding | Food Systems Finance
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New Additions to the Online Resource Database |
Business & Industry (B&I) Guaranteed Loan Program
Access to Capital | Rural Development | U.S. Dept. of Agriculture (USDA)
Through the Business & Industry (B&I) Guaranteed Loan Program program, USDA Rural Development guarantees loans rather than lending directly to Oregonians. A commercial lender requests the B&I guarantee and, if approved, it makes and services the loan.
Entrepreneurial Development Loan Fund Application
Access to Capital | Innovation Finance | State Finance Program
The Entrepreneurial Development Loan Fund is for applicants who are enrolled in or have completed a Small Business Development Center (SBDC) or other certified counseling
entity program and has revenues of $500K or less for the previous year.
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Annual Roundtable Sponsor
Conference Premium Sponsor
For information about sponsoring the CDFA Oregon Financing Roundtable, review the sponsor prospectus and complete our sponsorship agreement or contact CDFA.
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