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TABL • 04 Collaborators <br /> 05 Overview <br /> 06 Executive Summary <br /> 08 Approach <br /> CONTENI to 10 Goal <br /> 11 Mission <br /> 12 Reuse or Build New <br /> 13 Leadership <br /> 14 Timeline <br /> 15 Funding <br /> 16 Planning <br /> 18 Task 1 Project Management <br /> 19 Task 2 Kick Off Meeting <br /> 20 Task 3 Public Involvement <br /> 22 Task 4 Project Costs <br /> 23 History <br /> 26 About <br /> 27 Old Heat:A Multiplicative Enterprise for Regional Economic Development <br /> Rethinking Economic Development in Distressed Regions <br /> 28 Defining Prosperity in Economic Ecosystems <br /> A Typology of Enterprise Contributions(Based on the Central Washington University <br /> 28 Business Community Services Regional Contribution Continuum): <br /> --��� Extractive Enterprises <br /> 29 Retentive Enterprises <br /> Additive Enterprises <br /> Accelerative Enterprises <br /> 30 Introducing the"Multiplicative" Enterprise aka: "Old Heat' <br /> 31 Summary <br /> Adaptive Reuse:Why it is important to a community and why it matters to regional competitiveness <br /> Section A:A product market analysis linked to economic development: <br /> ,R- ■. i 34 Old Heat:A Multiplicative Enterprise for Regional Economic Development <br /> yM+r,r wriW.i�� <br /> Old Heat: Enterprise for Regional Economic Development <br /> 38 Section B:A market strategy containing action elements linked to timelines <br /> +� <br /> if� �. �•�•� 40 Section C: Identification of Targeted Industries <br /> ;��y�•#rrr�rr Current State and National Gap and Why Old Heat is a Step Towards Meeting the <br /> Pr R:� Growing Need: Enabling Institutional Infrastructure:The ACTT Program <br /> KENJI <br /> tsm <br /> w-■ i■■ <br /> s�M■a�a�■ <br /> Kass■��■� <br />