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Kathy Hendrick, CEcDSoutheastern Center for Regional Economic Development
Regionalism
Success through collaboration,
not competition
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Need:
17 Rural counties with
limited medical
resources
Answer:
Regionalism
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Need:
Tourism opportunities
Answer:
Regionalism
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
The longer stay
in a region,
the more money
spent in the region.
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Regionalism: Where to Begin?
WHO?
WHAT?
WHERE?
WHY?
HOW?
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Regionalism: The Beginning
• What? Need
• Who? Bring something to the table
• Why? Common/Similar Goals
• How? Collaborate/No Turf
• Where? Future/Sustainability NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Atmosphere of Regionalism
• Grassroots
• Collaboration
• Rural vs. Urban
• Trust/No Hidden Agendas
• Leadership
• Action
• “Wins” aka Success Stories
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Regionalism
Surrounding Towns
NEED:
Qualified Workforce
Shortage
Answer:
Regionalism
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
TRC: The Beginning
• Forging the Red River
• More than Football Rivalry
• Regionalism
Cooke Grayson Fannin
Love
Carter
Marshall
Bryan
AtokaJohnston
Murray
Garvin Pontotoc
Coal
0 30Miles
Texoma Region Counties
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Cooke Grayson Fannin
Love
Carter
Marshall
Bryan
AtokaJohnston
Murray
Garvin Pontotoc
Coal
0 30Miles
Texoma Region Counties
TEXOMA REGIONAL CONSORTIUM (TRC)
Cooke Grayson Fannin
Love
Carter
Marshall
Bryan
AtokaJohnston
Murray
Garvin Pontotoc
Coal
0 30Miles
Texoma Region Counties
Developing Your Group• Current/Renew/Develop relationships
• People and/or Organizations
• Meet with small groups
• Roundtables
• Brainstorm
• Resources
• Goals and Objectives
• Plan
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Cooke(38,407)
Grayson(118,804)
Fannin(33,229)
Carter(47,979) Marshall
(14,919) Bryan(40,109)
Atoka(14,655)Johnston
(10,286)
Murray(12,784)
Garvin(27,247)
Pontotoc(36,999)
Ada
Ardmore
ShermanGainesville
Denison
Coal(5,721)
Love(9,155)
Total Texoma Population410,294
Bonham
Durant
Atoka
Pauls Valley
Tishomingo
Madill
0 30Miles
Texoma Counties, Sub-regionsand Population (2008)
Source: US Census Bureau
I-35 Corridor Sub-region
US 75 Corridor Sub-region
Pontotoc and Bryan Counties increased over
1,500 since 2004
Region’s population increased by ~4,000
since 2004
Source: Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc. 3rd Qtr. 2009
Employment in theTexoma Region, 2009
0 30Miles
25
10
50
Thousandsof Workers
Dallas Co.1,858,749
Tarrant Co.1,016,916
Denton Co.237,239
Collin Co.439,937
Cleveland Co.109,853
Oklahoma Co.526,744
Grayson Co.58,441
Largest employment concentration in Grayson County, with significant
employment also in Carter, Cooke, Bryan, and Pontotoc Counties
Shows employment concentration by
county
Utilities1,015
Manufacturing17,593
Wholesale trade7,624
Retail trade24,638
Transportation and warehousing
7,591
Finance and insurance8,552
Professional and technical services
7,140
Management of companies and enterprises
981
Information2,032
Administrative and waste services
9,896
Educational services1,678
Real estate and rental and leasing7,039
Health care and social assistance
24,277
Arts, entertainment, and recreation
2,491Accommodation and food
services13,854
Other services, except public administration
12,249
Government38,531
Construction14,660
$10,000
$20,000
$30,000
$40,000
$50,000
$60,000
$70,000
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LQ 2009
Red: Negative avg. annual growth since 2006Yellow: 0-3% avg. annual growth since 2006Green: >3% avg. annual growth since 2006
Industry Overview (2-digit NAICS)
Mfg. employment declining, but still has large employment and offers high average earnings
Source: Economic Modeling Specialists, Inc.
Healthcare growing and offers moderately good earnings
Compares earnings, regional concentration (LQ), and
employment
Motivation
• Share workers within two state region
• Migration
• Brain Drain
• 2+2 Agreement with Higher Education
• Lowest Unemployment in 25 years
• Texoma Workforce Regional Planning Grant
Cooke Grayson Fannin
Love
Carter
Marshall
Bryan
AtokaJohnston
Murray
Garvin Pontotoc
Coal
0 30Miles
Texoma Region Counties
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Identifying PartnersTexoma Workforce Development Area
Southern Oklahoma Workforce Investment Area
Economic Development Entities in all 13 counties
Post-Secondary Education Entities in in Southern Oklahoma & Northern Texas
Native American Nations
Department of Commerce
Cooke Grayson Fannin
Love
Carter
Marshall
Bryan
AtokaJohnston
Murray
Garvin Pontotoc
Coal
0 30Miles
Texoma Region Counties
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Partners
Goals
• Develop Regional Partnerships
• Increase Communication Between Partners and the Region
• Regional List of Targeted Industry Clusters
• Skills Gap Analysis and Address Issues
• Increase Coordination of Secondary & Post-Secondary Education with Employers
• Develop and Complete Strategic Plan
Cooke Grayson Fannin
Love
Carter
Marshall
Bryan
AtokaJohnston
Murray
Garvin Pontotoc
Coal
0 30Miles
Texoma Region Counties
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Momentum
• Creation of Regional Consortium
• Developed Regional Workforce and Economic Development Plan
• Cohesive Vision for the Region
• Bi-Annual Regional Economic Summits
• Quarterly Cluster Meetings
• Over $1.36 million has been leveraged into TRC since 2005
Cooke Grayson Fannin
Love
Carter
Marshall
Bryan
AtokaJohnston
Murray
Garvin Pontotoc
Coal
0 30Miles
Texoma Region Counties
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Leveraging Resources-Dollars
Texoma Regional Consortium (TRC)
Texoma Workforce Regional Planning Grant $ 200,000
Oklahoma Department of Commerce/Durant Industrial Authority $ 20,000
Sherman (TX) Economic Development Council $ 10,858
Denison (TX) Development Authority $ 7,048
Gainesville (TX) Economic Development Council $ 4,809
Bonham (TX) Economic Development Authority $ 3,092
North Central Texas College (Gainesville, TX) $ 1,000
Grayson County College (Sherman, TX) $ 2,000
TOTAL TRC $ 398,807
SOSU via funding Economic Development Administration University Center Grant $ 296,250
SOSU via funding from OSRHE $ 150,000
Business Services Team Grant $ 100,000
Big Five Community Action Agency via funding from OK WIRED Grant $ 176,900
Texoma Workforce Development via funding from Wagner Peyser 7B Grant $ 139,518
Regional Innovation Grant-Southern Workforce Board $ 250,000
TOTAL Leveraged Dollars $ 1,361,475
Cooke Grayson Fannin
Love
Carter
Marshall
Bryan
AtokaJohnston
Murray
Garvin Pontotoc
Coal
0 30Miles
Texoma Region Counties
Need:
Transportation
Answer:
Regionalism
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Regionalism: The Beginning
• What? Need
• Who? Bring something to the table
• Why? Common/Similar Goals
• How? Collaborate/No Turf
• Where? Future NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
RegionalismRegional Attributes Current
StateDesired State
by 2012
1. Quality of labor force
2. Affordability of tax climate
3. Downtown
4. Availability of real estate options
5. Access to physical infrastructure
6. Quality of educational entities
7. Availability of quality of life amenities
8. Diversity of economic base
9. Affordability of living in the community
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Regionalism
Regional Measures Current Metric
Desired State by 2012
1. Retain/Expand Good Paying Jobs
2. Expand the Tax Base
3. Attract Visitors
4. Support for Philanthropic and Volunteer Efforts
5. Enhance Quality of Life (e.g., health metrics)
6. Improve K-20 Education (e.g., graduation rates)
7. Diversify the Economic Base (e.g., higher median income or job mix)
8. Improve the community (e.g., by neighborhood districts)
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
Regional Group Dynamics
• Type of Group
• Loose or Structured Organization
• Sustainability
• Leadership
• Resources/Funding
• Work in Progress
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
If you’re not failing every now and again, it’s a sign you’re not doing anything very innovative.
~ Woody Allen
NTM 2010 | Regionalism | Kathy Hendrick, CEcD
KATHY HENDRICK, CECDCENTER FOR REGIONAL ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
SOUTHEASTERN OKLAHOMA STATE UNIVERSITY