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CALENDAR OF EVENTS EVENTS CALENDAR ChatGPT: Your Shortcut to Business Productivity March 21, 2024 Explore the endless options of using ChatGPT for your small business. Join us for a hands-on workshop where we’ll share examples of how you can use ChatGPT to save time and money. Experience Based Tourism – CF Webinar Series November 21,
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CONTACT US General Inquiries can be made to the SEDA office at seda@seda.ca or 306-384-5817. Mailing Address: P.O. Box 113 Saskatoon, SK S7K 3K1Physical Address: 112-701 Cynthia St Saskatoon SK S7L 6B7
EVENTS In the arena of community and economic development, achieving effective results can only be realized more rapidly with exposure to new thoughts and ideas. SEDA’s annual learning and networking events will help you discover and implement ideas and concepts that deliver results.
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AS A CAREER Make a difference…. Economic Development Officers are outgoing and have good people skills. They are entrepreneurial and capable of managing multiple projects simultaneously. They are change agents! What type of education do I need? There are few post-secondary institutions in Canada that offer specific curriculum in community economic development. The profession thus draws
MUNICIPAL LEADER TRAINING SEDA has delivered Community & Economic Development Fundamentals to elected leaders and municipal staff for over twenty years via the Municipal Leadership Development Program (MLDP). Session participants leave ready to apply the concepts but they require a hand to take the next step in engaging local residents, identifying opportunities and establishing action
PROJECT DEVELOPMENT Designed specifically for stakeholders engaged in municipal and economic development projects. Learning objectives are targeted to educating participants on the six-step project development process. This process can become an invaluable tool for those involved in community economic development. The six steps are: Step 1: Municipal Project Identification and QualificationStep 2: Project PlanningStep 3: Pre-Feasibility AnalysisStep
ECONOMIC RESILIENCE & EMERGENCY PLANNING Climate change is real and irreversible. Associated social and financial impacts continue to rise. Utilizing best practices from the many forerunners, who have by necessity, engaged in socio-economic recovery, SEDA has provided a planning framework for local business and community leaders to develop economic preparedness and recovery strategies for their own community. We bring community stakeholders together to prepare
FUND DEVELOPMENT In response to the need for increased diversity in fundraising, SEDA has developed an online program designed for community-based organizations, municipal leaders, and staff. Registration Fee is $175 for SEDA members and $275 non-members. Community Fund Development provides a recommended 7 Step Approach Plan to fundraising that can be developed to support project based or ongoing needs
