SASKATCHEWAN PROFESSIONALS Professional Community and Economic Developer of Saskatchewan Have you been engaged in the profession of community and economic development for a minimum of two years? If so, we encourage you to pursue Provincial Certification. Download the Certification Handbook and Application. Professionals interested in certifying are encouraged to submit an application to the SEDA office. Exam dates […]
Jobs RFP -Weyburn Regional Economic Development (WRED) WRED is seeking a consultant to perform a Community SWOT Analysis and Industry Cluster Development Strategy. Please download the RFP for more information. Community Development Officer Town of Hudson Bay This position will stay open until filled. Download the job opportunity here.
COMMUNITY & ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM SEDA developed the foundational program Introduction to Community Economic Development Program in 1996. We refine the four module program on a biannual basis to keep current with the ever-changing nature of local and regional communities. The program is available via our online learning portal. Classroom based training is delivered on
EDUCATION SEDA has over 20 years’ experience in the provision of community and economic development programs. As well as regularly programmed forums we provide customized training to meet the needs of specific audiences and organizations. If you are interested in a tailored course designed to meet your needs, telephone 306-384-5817 or send an inquiry via email
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TEAM SEDA’s CEO Verona Thibault welcomes the opportunity to discuss how SEDA can add value to your community or organization. Verona ThibaultChief Executive Officer Jackie WallManager, Special Programs Logan McManusProgram Coordinator Social Economy Hub Lead George BarnhartBusiness Strategist Carmen Hesje Program Administrator Financial Management: Glide Bookkeeping is utilized to ensure third-party financial oversight.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS SEDA is governed by a ten member board of directors. Directors occupy staggered two-year terms of office and have an opportunity to participate on subcommittees of the board. The board also includes ex-officio representation up to a number equal to that of elected board membership (10). Ex-officio positions are non-voting members that
OUR VALUES Passionate, about the future of Saskatchewan. Inspired, by opportunities at a local and regional level and we aim to inspire others. Resilient and self-reliant, we provide consistency in community economic development support. Inclusive socio-economic development informs our mission. Trusted, as a partner, we strive to support members and allies.
WHAT WE DO Today, economic development is a wider concept than economic growth. It is inclusive to policies, programs and activities supporting the maintenance(or improvement) of economic well-being. As the leading non-governmental organization dedicated to provincial community and economic development, SEDA builds community capacity and fosters generational growth. As an alliance, we aim to provide
ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT MATTERS Today, economic development is an inclusive process with a focus on economic, environmental and social well-being. Often referred to as ‘local economic development’ or ‘community economic development’, it is driven for the people by the people. Successful economic development will look different from community to community, and from urban to rural environments. However,
