Columbus Chamber - Existing Industry Strategy

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© Blane, Canada Ltd. Are Your Competitor’s Best Prospects! Annual Meeting February 24, 2010 Your Community’s Best Companies… Existing Industry Strategy Eric P. Canada Blane, Canada Ltd.

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Presentation by Eric Canada, a partner of Blane, Canada Ltd. Presented 2/24/10 at the Columbus Chamber's 2010 Annual Meeting post-session on retention and expansion.

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Are Your Competitor’s Best Prospects!

Annual MeetingFebruary 24, 2010

Your Community’s Best Companies…

Existing Industry Strategy

Eric P. CanadaBlane, Canada Ltd.

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BR|E

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Why BR|E?

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Why BR|E?

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Competitors’

Target Marketing

15,000ED Orgs.

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BR|E

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Any

Questions?

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Recession or Growth

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BR|E

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WhatDo we really

know?

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In 2020, Columbus will be recognized as a vibrant and successful region where emerging innovation, thriving talent, and a collaborative culture generate one of the fastest growing economies in the nation and one of the nation’s leaders in economic development

1 Attract

2 Create

4 Civic infrastructure

3 Retain/ExpandRetain/Expand3

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New Jobs/Capital Investment

Existing Business

76% 9%

Attraction

15%

Source: Blane, Canada Ltd.

Entrepreneurship

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6 Levels of Existing IndustryLe

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Listening

Intake Mechanisms

InterviewDirect Requests

Staff Interactions Referral Network

They call We call

Partner callOrganic contact

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Understanding

Product Markets Management Technology Workforce Infrastructure Community

Value Growth Risk Satisfaction

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Portfolio Assessment

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C’ville Portfolio: 25+ Employees

Risk ConcernsSource: Synchronist North American Data Study

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Acting

Leadership

Understanding

Effectiveness

Impact

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Drive Opportunity

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Consolidations Relocations Expansions

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Existing Industry Strategy

The Best is Still Ahead!

Eric P. CanadaBlane, Canada Ltd.1506 Cadet, Suite 100Wheaton, Illinois 60189 [email protected]@edmarketingpro /twitter