Economic-Development Organizations
Programs that strengthen local-business capability and market participation.
Research-informed LBVM training designed to strengthen the knowledge and capabilities of business owners, staff, program participants and professional teams.
A workshop may address one topic in one session. Institutional Training can combine multiple sessions, curriculum, participant resources, assessments, organizational reporting, technical assistance and program evaluation around defined objectives.
Programs that strengthen local-business capability and market participation.
Structured education and technical-assistance initiatives within defined public programs.
Member education, cohorts and professional-development programs.
Specialized programming for organizations serving veteran entrepreneurs.
Entrepreneurship, continuing education and applied professional learning.
Visibility capability integrated into broader business-development programs.
Shared education across local operators and teams.
Supplier, community and small-business development initiatives.
Sequenced instruction across multiple LBVM topics for a defined audience.
A participant group progresses through curriculum, exercises and defined milestones together.
Develops internal staff understanding so an organization can better support its own business community.
Combines instruction with defined assessment, findings, recommendations or technical assistance.
Build shared understanding of LBVM, customer discovery, representation, trust and contact.
Where commissioned, apply a defined assessment methodology to participating businesses or aggregate conditions.
Document material observations, patterns and priorities appropriate to the program.
Provide scoped technical assistance, recommendations or authorized improvement support.
Where appropriate, document program outputs and defined outcome indicators.
Objectives, participant population, curriculum, schedule and responsibilities.
Professional delivery through agreed in-person or virtual formats.
Participant resources and reference materials appropriate to scope.
Optional defined assessments when included in the engagement.
Structured support connected to documented needs.
Participation, outputs, findings and next-step reporting as scoped.
Defined measures for program implementation and learning.
Summary presentation for sponsors, leadership or program stakeholders.
Multi-session institutional education.
Structured cohort curriculum and program management.
Education combined with defined assessment and reporting components.
Custom scope for substantial, multi-location or multi-month initiatives.
Large engagements may exceed these starting points substantially depending on participant volume, geography, research, assessment, reporting, travel, accessibility and technical-assistance requirements.
Research independence: Commissioning, sponsorship or commercial relationships do not purchase favorable findings, GLVS™ scores, rankings or conclusions. Research and aggregate assessment components use defined methodology and reporting standards.
Weekly research, industry observations, search and AI developments, and new GIRI resources.