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The Federal Role Transformed: Forging the New Landscape
April 18-20 | Washington, DC metro area
The 2010 Federal Economic Development Forum will examine how the federal government has shifted to a more active role in economic development and what the shift may mean for your community. A year after the enactment of the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, the Federal Forum will provide you with the opportunity see how the landmark legislation is impacting economic development, and how you can continue to take advantage of tools and resources to benefit your community.
The Tuesday morning plenary session, titled “Washington Briefing,” will explore the role of banking regulation and access to capital programs in the nation’s economic recovery. Hear from high-level officials on what the next steps are in economic recovery, and what plans the administration has for increasing access to capital. Join IEDC in Washington and learn directly from the top where priorities and possible policy responses germinating in Washington are coming from!
Expert Speakers:
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The Honorable John C. Dugan
Comptroller of the Currency
Office of the Comptroller
US Department of the Treasury |
Gain awareness of how banking regulations – including the Community Reinvestment Act – will impact lending in your community. |
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Eric Zarnikow
Associate Administrator
Office of Capital Access
US Small Business Administration |
Be a key resource to small businesses in your community. Find out about the direction of SBA’s capital access programs for small businesses. |
View the conference program, expert speakers, and register today.
Arrive Early and Enjoy our Pre-Conference Workshop
Stimulus and Beyond: Accessing Federal Funds ($55)
After the Recovery Act fades, how will your community tap into limited federal resources? Hear from experts how to access funding for your community in the Recovery Act and beyond. Learn how to prepare your application, and what federal agencies are looking for. Discuss ways to leverage funding opportunities for greater impact.
Speakers:
• Phillip A. Singerman, PhD, Senior Vice President, B&D Consulting, Washington, DC
• Patrick M. Costigan, The Community Builders, Inc., Washington, DC
• Paul J. Dean, Esq., Director of Government Relations, American Public Transit Association, Washington, DC
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