Building out necessary infrastructure in today's development climate can often be a challenge. During this session of the CDFA Illinois Financing Roundtable, Jimmy Shanahan and Jim Snyder will examine case studies in the development of infrastructure.

Springfield is bringing new attention to a Lease Payment Assistance Program that can help new businesses located within TIF districts afforded their leases.

Governor Pat Quinn proposed a six-year, $8.6B plan to improve the state's infrastructure. The plan will improve roads, bridges and airports, and includes $1.9B for public transportation.

Area Development reports this partial listing of economic development, access to capital, and tax credit programs available in Illinois for 2014.

A recent report from Northern Illinois University focuses on the importance of regionalism for small-town governments in the state. Collaboration on economic development is critical to promote growth, while competition may lead to regional decline.

May 7, 2014 - Chicago, Illinois
Join the CDFA Illinois Financing Roundtable for a one-day conference on "Leveraging Assets, Maximizing Resources and Building the Illinois Economy." This event will feature a number of economic development finance experts from around the state discussing new development finance tools, authorities, resources and approaches, and how these can affect the Illinois economy going forward.

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Illinois Finance Authority emphasizes the use of loans and bonds to provide the lowest cost of capital possible to public, private, and nonprofit borrowers for energy efficiency improvements.

Stephen Friedman presents new financing ideas and creative solutions for making impactful infrastructure enhancements. Friedman provides case studies, market overviews, trends, contemporary projects and more.

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