IEDC and its partners will place up to 65 Economic Recovery Corps (ERC) Fellows in economic development and related organizations in under resourced communities throughout the nation for 2.5 years (30 months). Fellows will be highly-trained early to mid-career professionals, equipped to help identify and advance innovative, locally-driven initiatives to build stronger, more resilient, and inclusive economies.  

Join us on Monday, May 15 at 3pm EST for an informational webinar to learn more about the ERC program, its impact on the field of economic development, how you can apply for the opportunity to become a host organization, and other benefits to your community via your participation in this inaugural, nationwide program.

Hosts will reflect the entire community and economic development field spectrum, from city and county government to regional coalitions, economic development organizations, economic development districts (EDDs), and entrepreneurial technical assistance providers. 

Please note: fellow applications open mid-June.

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To register, create an IEDC account and proceed with the registration by selecting "Add to Cart > Proceed to Checkout > Submit Order". Once you successfully register, you will receive a confirmation email, and within 24 hours of the webinar, you will receive Zoom meeting information via email. An additional Zoom meeting invitation will be sent 1 hour prior to the Webinar."

If you are unable to attend at the time of the event, a recording will be distributed after the event.

 
About Economic Recovery Corps Program (ERC)
The ERC is funded by the Economic Development Administration (EDA) under the CARES Act and led by the International Economic Development Council (IEDC) in partnership with six leading national organizations: Center on Rural Innovation (CORI), International City/County Management Association (ICMA), National Association of Counties Research Foundation (NACo RF), National Association of Development Organizations Research Foundation (NADO RF), National League of Cities Institute (NLCI), and RAIN Catalysts.