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Author Archives: CED Guest Author

Reshaping Suburban Spaces
The Tortoise, the Hare, and Demolition in Historic Districts
Financing Energy Efficiency for Municipal Electric Utility Customers in North Carolina
Evictions: A vicious cycle for people in poverty
Coordinating Staff Efforts for Development: Mixed Expectations and Missed Opportunities
City of Greensboro’s SC2 Challenge Yields Six Innovative Comprehensive Economic Development Plans
Reimbursement Agreements
U.S. EDA Resources Help Communities Build the Local Ecosystem for Sustainable Economic Development
What are Tax Abatements and What Must State and Local Governments Disclose in Financial Reporting?
Re-Shaping Suburban Spaces
Annexation Agreements for Economic Development – Not an Option
Economic Development via “White Hat” Hacking? 2015 Statewide Conference – CityCamp NC
A Look at the 2015 NC Civic Health Index
Partnership Potential Between Water Utilities and Their Non-Residential Customers
Using Project Management Skills for Your Community Economic Development Project
Development Finance Initiative: Rebuilding North Carolina one town at a time – Southern City
Local Government Strategies for Mitigating the Risks of Flooding
Ambitious Plans and Achievable Actions
What are the Community Development Implications of Racial Segregation in North Carolina?
Many Mini-Bonds in the Mile High City
Guidance for Small Towns on Community Development Outreach Using Information Technology
Development Finance Initiative (DFI) helps revitalize NC towns – University Gazette
Why’d She Do That? Explaining Workplace Behavior and Why It Matters to Organizations
Unrequited Demand in a World of Fixed Infrastructure
City of Greensboro’s SC2 Challenge: Using A Prize Competition for Economic Development
Community Food Councils: Questions and Answers
Promoting Communities and Downtowns with Paid, Owned, and Earned Media
Food Councils and Food Hubs
What’s on your desk? POTUS posed to sign Water Resources Reform and Development Act of 2014
The Branding of Downtown Districts