Official Nebraska Government WebsiteMARCH 9, 2010 (LINCOLN, NEB.)-What issues impacting Nebraska's development and economy are you most concerned about or interested in? Get all the latest information you need at one of two free 2010 briefings hosted by the Nebraska Department of Economic Development (DED).
The first will be held Thursday, April 15, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (MT) in Bridgeport at the Prairie Winds Community Center, 424 N. Main St.
The second is scheduled for Thursday, December 2, in Lincoln. More details will follow.
The annual briefing is geared to new economic developers and others interested in economic development programs and services. DED staff talks about components that make up the state's economic growth and development, including business and tourism attraction, existing business retention and expansion, housing, community development, and entrepreneurship. Lunch is provided by the Nebraska Public Power District.
To reserve your place at the Bridgeport briefing and lunch, please register no later than April 7 with Lori Cole at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , 402-471-3746, or toll-free at 800-426-6505.
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The first will be held Thursday, April 15, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. (MT) in Bridgeport at the Prairie Winds Community Center, 424 N. Main St.
The second is scheduled for Thursday, December 2, in Lincoln. More details will follow.
The annual briefing is geared to new economic developers and others interested in economic development programs and services. DED staff talks about components that make up the state's economic growth and development, including business and tourism attraction, existing business retention and expansion, housing, community development, and entrepreneurship. Lunch is provided by the Nebraska Public Power District.
To reserve your place at the Bridgeport briefing and lunch, please register no later than April 7 with Lori Cole at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it , 402-471-3746, or toll-free at 800-426-6505.
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