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1 <br /> <br />City of Golden Economic Development Commission <br />2019 Work Plan <br /> <br />Cultivate and Innovate <br /> <br />The Golden Economic Development Commission (EDComm) provides leadership, education, <br />and the tools necessary for the Golden community to optimize economic opportunities. By <br />focusing on the growth and retention of existing employers and cultivating an environment that <br />attracts additional employers, including startups, EDComm supports Golden’s vision of a <br />prosperous, sustainable community that generates the best possible quality of life for its <br />citizens. <br /> <br />Since 2016, EDComm has encouraged innovation and entrepreneurialism as the organizing <br />principle of this work program. Growing both the existing employment and small business <br />sectors is the most direct and impactful way of growing the local economy. As this approach has <br />proven successful, EDComm will continue with implementation in 2019. <br /> <br />The Golden Cultivate and Innovate Program <br />The Golden Cultivate and Innovate Program is a comprehensive collaboration between <br />EDComm City staff and strategic partners, focusing on the growth and health of local small <br />businesses, the sustained health and growth of primary employers, entrepreneurial startups <br />and expansion, and the overall business environment. Support for our existing small business <br />community, innovation and entrepreneurialism are key for Golden, especially given the City’s <br />on-going levels of success in retaining and growing established primary employers and the <br />limits that Golden’s near build-out condition places on the supply of land and available building <br />space for larger expansions or relocations. Within this overall theme, EDComm will continue to <br />pursue the following program areas: <br /> <br />1. Support the Work Force of Today and the Future <br /> <br />EDComm recognizes that the need for a readily available workforce, with skills commensurate <br />with business needs is the biggest challenge facing many businesses big and small. EDComm <br />has identified this challenge as an area for significant collaboration with partner organizations <br />directly involved in this sector, to the benefit of local businesses and the labor force. <br /> <br />Goals: <br /> <br />x Provide high quality useful information to businesses and job seekers alike regarding <br />resources available to support internships, apprenticeships, mentoring, and matching <br />skills to employment opportunities. These efforts may include promotion of business to <br />business (B2B) networking opportunities, employer resources, training opportunities, <br />etc. through posting of information on the City website and other channels. <br />Packet p. 13
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