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How ecosystem mapping can aid your region – May 21, 2024, 1:00 p.m. MDT – Online

May 21 @ 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm

 

Ecosystem mapping facilitates clear communication about the resources, support programs, and key players available to entrepreneurs and innovators in a region. For TBED organizations, it is also a valuable tool for identifying potential partners, facilitating referral networks, and uncovering new strategic opportunities. However, keeping these maps current and reflective of a region’s growing and evolving economic landscape can be a challenge.

In this TBED Community of Practice webinar, experts from EcoMap and SourceLink will demonstrate how they approach developing ecosystem maps tailored to your region, as well as strategies to keep these tools up-to-date and seamlessly incorporated into your daily operations. This webinar will provide the actionable insights needed to integrate ecosystem mapping into your organization’s strategic toolkit.

Speakers:

  • Sherrod Davis, Co-Founder & Chief Executive Officer, EcoMap Technologies
  • Maria Meyers, Founder, SourceLink
  • Casey Nemecek, Program Director, SSTI

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1 Comments

  1. Russ Fletcher on May 2, 2024 at 12:59 pm

    As I’ve advocated for many years, Montana needs to take an ecosystem inventory to see who’s here, who’s interested in participating, and where our “red spotted zebras” are that can become significant economic clusters. it’s been done by other states. It’s time for Montana to do the same.

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  1. Russ Fletcher on May 2, 2024 at 12:59 pm

    As I’ve advocated for many years, Montana needs to take an ecosystem inventory to see who’s here, who’s interested in participating, and where our “red spotted zebras” are that can become significant economic clusters. it’s been done by other states. It’s time for Montana to do the same.

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