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Benchmarking Competitive Identity and Building Your Community's BrandChris Fair
Place branding is about creating a compelling case for why your location matters, and the secret to place branding lies in highlighting a city’s unique competitive identity. In this presentation given at the International Economic Development Council's fall conference in Atlanta, Resonance Consultancy President Chris Fair and New York University Schack Institute of Real Estate Professor and Urban Lab Director Steven Pedigo share their latest research on the factors that shape a city’s competitive identity as a place to do business, live, and visit. They also share examples of how economic development organizations can use this information to create authentic, data-driven positioning and marketing strategies to engage the audiences they are seeking to attract.
What you will learn:
• An understanding of why a competitive identity is critically important for attracting investment
• A framework for uncovering factors that help shape a community’s identity
• Best practices and case studies from communities that have effectively built city brands
Vision 2030 Indaba Presentation by Guy Lundyguylundy
This is the presentation given by Guy Lundy, CEO of Accelerate Cape Town, at the Cape Town Vision 2030 Indaba held at the Nedbank Conference Centre in Cape Town on 14 May 2009.
Programming for the Annual Conference hosted by The Office of Financial Literacy. Annually the Office of Financial Literacy partner with other organizations, professionals and initiatives to expose students and the larger community to various elite and high profile influencers in the world of Finance, Business, Technology and Financial Technology that promote financial wellness and entrepreneurship.
Benchmarking Competitive Identity and Building Your Community's BrandChris Fair
Place branding is about creating a compelling case for why your location matters, and the secret to place branding lies in highlighting a city’s unique competitive identity. In this presentation given at the International Economic Development Council's fall conference in Atlanta, Resonance Consultancy President Chris Fair and New York University Schack Institute of Real Estate Professor and Urban Lab Director Steven Pedigo share their latest research on the factors that shape a city’s competitive identity as a place to do business, live, and visit. They also share examples of how economic development organizations can use this information to create authentic, data-driven positioning and marketing strategies to engage the audiences they are seeking to attract.
What you will learn:
• An understanding of why a competitive identity is critically important for attracting investment
• A framework for uncovering factors that help shape a community’s identity
• Best practices and case studies from communities that have effectively built city brands
Vision 2030 Indaba Presentation by Guy Lundyguylundy
This is the presentation given by Guy Lundy, CEO of Accelerate Cape Town, at the Cape Town Vision 2030 Indaba held at the Nedbank Conference Centre in Cape Town on 14 May 2009.
Programming for the Annual Conference hosted by The Office of Financial Literacy. Annually the Office of Financial Literacy partner with other organizations, professionals and initiatives to expose students and the larger community to various elite and high profile influencers in the world of Finance, Business, Technology and Financial Technology that promote financial wellness and entrepreneurship.
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American medical students.
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7. Ventura County Star | Media Kit
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Ventura County employees, county residents,
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Ventura County’s $13.2 billion retail industry.
• Higher retail sales than 4 states with seven times higher population
than Ventura County
• $15,000 in retail sales per Ventura County resident
Source: Editor and Publisher Market Guide 2006
Ventura County’s strong economy supports
a robust and affluent lifestyle. Residents and
visitors enjoy…
• Diverse dining establishments
• Fine wineries
• Salons and spas
• Quality retail shopping
• State parks and trails
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The Arts are well represented
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• Museums
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$13.2 Billion
World Class Organizations
Employees
Amgen 7,000
Countrywide 6,301
Wellpoint 4,200
Verizon 2,150
Technicolor Video Services 1,800
Farmers Insurance 987
Baxter 964
HAAS Automation 872
Patagonia 300
The dynamic economy of Ventura County
includes diverse industries such as …
Port Hueneme is the California
central coast’s only deep water
port and supports robust
specialty imports including
BMW, Jaguar, and Rolls Royce.
High-yield agriculture
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Telecommunications Finance
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Major Local Employers
Employees
Ventura Naval Base 14,457
Ventura County 7,033
County School Districts 5,863
Community Colleges 1,927
California Lutheran University 1,630
Air National Guard 1,162
Service industry
Source: 2006 Ventura County Real Estate and Economic Outlook,
California Economic Forecast
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The Ventura County Star reaches county residents with poignant local and regional
reporting and the deepest print and online distribution in Ventura County.
Sharp Local Journalism
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news and information source in Ventura County offering quality
editorials, panoramic beach web cams, freeway reports, multi-
media presentations, and interactive community forums.
3.1 million page views/month
541,000 visits/sessions/month
262,000 unique users/month
250,000 registered users
Source: Scripps Newspaper Interactive Group, March 2006
Ventura County Star, Digital Media Department
The Ventura County Star is the County’s Circulation
and Readership Leader
The print edition reaches more Ventura County residents than all of its competition
combined by any measure.
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$500,000 Lottery Jackpot. Robert Sehested signed
onto VenturaCountyStar.com to watch an online video
about a missing lottery winner. Astonishingly, Robert
saw himself in the surveillance video, checking his
lottery ticket, at a convenience store he had frequented
for many years. Mr. Sehested has since claimed the
winnings and is sharing his good fortune with charity.
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