Small communities may not have the same budgets and staff available to dedicate to economic development efforts. How do you compete with limited resources? In Mead, Colorado, we developed the materials and strategies to launch their economic development efforts: Built for Mead. 

The words “urban renewal” and “economic development” may not be understood by the general public, so how do you create something that explains the importance of these projects and their impact on the community? Parker, Colorado, is ahead of the curve in trying to demystify urban renewal and is backing up this strategy by doubling down on economic development marketing.

The City of Corinth is a steadily growing community. Noticing the growth around them, the City organization wanted to harbor that growth to appeal to a more diverse population including younger families. Additionally, there was a need to market the community to bring in new retail establishments, restaurants, and build new community gathering spaces.