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Publication | COVID-19's Impact on Small Businesses in Kentucky
By Dr. Alison Davis, Professor and Executive Director, CEDIK
Published
on Mar. 26, 2020
COVID-19 has created both a health and economic crisis in the United States and around the world. Every news story has highlighted the hardships to small businesses as cities and states have moved to social distancing or full stay-at-home measures.
Publication | Kentucky Counties Vulnerable to Shift to Remote Work
By Dr. Alison Davis, Professor and Executive Director, CEDIK
Published
on Mar. 25, 2020
Which Kentucky Communities Are Most Able and Which Are Most Vulnerable to Take Advantage of the Shift to Remote Work?
Publication | Housing Availability
By Joe Kercsmar, Research Analyst, CEDIK,
Dr. Alison Davis, Professor and Executive Director, CEDIK,
and Simona Balazs, Research Director, CEDIK
Published on Feb. 15, 2020
Historically, there has been an imbalance between housing demand and supply in US which has impacted the housing prices and limited the choices families and individuals have for housing inventory.
Publication | Downtown Teams in the Kentucky Promise Zone: A closer look at regional efforts to revitalize downtowns
By Shane Barton
Published
on Nov. 28, 2019
Downtown Revitalization takes more than a single person’s best intentions. It requires a collective effort involving many people working towards mutual goals. More times than not, the process starts with a single person investing their time, attempting to address the issue they’ve identified as the most important.
Publication | A Closer Look at Your Downtown Team: Member Roles and Interests
By Shane Barton
Published
on Nov. 28, 2019
As mentioned in the first document of this series, “Downtown Teams in the Kentucky Promise Zone,” downtown revitalization requires more than a single person’s best intentions and is often predicated on having a diverse and committed team.
Publication | Putting it All Together: Downtown Team Scenarios
By Shane Barton
Published
on Nov. 11, 2019
Relationships are one of the most important elements in successful downtown revitalization efforts. It is essential that all members know who the other team members are and how they can work together to accomplish shared goals. Building a team is an excellent place to start once you have identified the issue you want to address.
Publication | Downtown Teams Series Facilitator Guide
By Shane Barton
Published
on Nov. 11, 2019
This guide is designed to assist you in facilitating a conversation about cultivating a team of downtown revitalization stakeholders. While this document is tailored specifically for those addressing downtown revitalization efforts it could be adapted to a number of other circumstances. This guide follows the Downtown Team Series.
Publication | Downtown Teams Series Facilitator Guide
By Shane Barton
Published
on Nov. 11, 2019
This guide is designed to assist you in facilitating a conversation about cultivating a team of downtown revitalization stakeholders. While this document is tailored specifically for those addressing downtown revitalization efforts it could be adapted to a number of other circumstances. This guide follows the Downtown Team Series.
Internship | Harlan KY 2019
By Ryan Sandwick, Community Design Specialist, CEDIK
Published
on Nov. 8, 2019
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Publication | Translating Kentucky's Entrepreneurial Ecosystem: Broadband Access
By MIT REAP - Kentucky
Published
on Sep. 14, 2019
“Ecosystem” has become a catch phrase for almost every professional community. Ecosystems are closed systems where every part is dependent on and provides for every other part of the system. An entrepreneurial ecosystem is no different. The right environment must surround a business in order for it to thrive.