Call for Presentations - California Downtown Association
California Downtown Association
2006 Conference Overview
Making Waves: Shaping Downtown Transformations
Successful downtowns and business districts burst through inertia and establish momentum for change, meshing community visions with economic forces that build into a sustainable vitality. Often, change begins by the efforts of wave-makers: They shake up the establishment and create energy that flows into action. Our downtown executives, managers and city partners must be skilled at generating and harnessing the energy that will flow into a tide of successful transformation. Our 2006 conference agenda will focus on wave-making innovation and "surfing-to-success" lessons!
We welcome proposals for premiere educational sessions that showcase inertia-busting strategies and innovative solutions to business district challenges, present effective methods for operating successful programs that energize a district or an organization. We also welcome motivational sessions geared to stimulating creative thinking and to developing leaders who can ride the waves and surf to success!
Our attendees hold high expectations for dynamic presentations that deliver specific steps in successful strategies. Presentations that include case studies and sessions that allow for extensive presenter/attendee interaction are most welcome.
About CDA
The California Downtown Association (CDA) is a statewide organization representing thousands of diversified businesses throughout California within its network of downtown associations, cities, chambers of commerce, commercial business districts and industry-related vendors and consultants. Our mission is to be the primary educational resource and network for downtown and business district professionals.
Our Audience: CDA attracts professionals involved in commercial revitalization projects to include executive directors and board members of business improvement districts, public officials, economic development professionals, city staff, architects, planners, and other types of consultants as well as business district board members, stakeholders and volunteers.
Follow the link below to our website to download the Call for Presentations and the Presentation Proposal Form, which must be submitted by March 31 for consideration
Related Link: California Downtown Association/2006 Conference
For more information contact:
Carol Thompson
California Downtown Association
3554 Brayton Avenue
Long Beach
CA 90807
USA
Phone: 888-429-1224
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www,californiadowntown.com
Posted January 30, 2006
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