Chippewa Economic Development Corporation

November is National Entrepreneurship Month, a time when communities across the country pause to recognize the people who take ideas, turn them into ventures, and strengthen local economies one business at a time. This year, the Chippewa Economic Development Corporation (CEDC) marked the month by partnering with the Stanley Chamber of Commerce to host the 6G ...

We know that economic development rarely happens because of one project, or one person. It happens when businesses, communities, educators, financial institutions, elected officials, utilities, entrepreneurs, and economic development stakeholders work together toward a common goal. That is why recognition from our peers and outside organizations matters so much. For the CEDC,...

Entrepreneurship takes initiative, persistence, and a willingness to take risks. But building a business doesn’t mean building it alone.

Yesterday, entrepreneurs, business leaders, and community partners gathered in Eau Claire for Startup Day, hosted by Eau Claire Area Economic Development Corporation. The event brought together people building businesses, pursuing ide...

As Election Day approaches tomorrow, it’s a good time to reflect on the role each of us plays in shaping the communities we call home.

The decisions made by elected officials influence much more than what happens in government. They help shape the environment in which businesses operate, our workforce develops, and our communities grow. From infrastructure and workforc...

When Sam Walton was building Walmart, he made a point of visiting communities and seeing things firsthand as he looked for places where his business could grow. He understood the value of getting to know an area and the people behind the businesses and communities he encountered.

That hands-on approach reflects a principle that still matters in economic development tod...