The CIC - the economic development leader
Co-located with the Chamber, the Community Improvement Corporation of Springfield and Clark County (CIC) is a 501c3 nonprofit economic development organization whose mission is jobs and investment. We assist existing businesses, attract new businesses, develop real estate, and aggressively market our community. Since 1970, we have helped create or retain over 10,000 jobs in Clark County and generate fixed asset investment of over $1.3 billion.
Find out more about us by clicking on the links to the right or those below, which talk about our board, staff, investors, accomplishments, current projects, and strategy. Contact Horton Hobbs at 937.63325.7621 or hhobbs@greaterspringfield.com for more information.
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CIC Board
The CIC Board is made up of five representatives of the business
community, two Springfield City appointees, and two Clark County
appointees. They provide oversight and guidance to our activities.
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CIC Staff
The CIC has two full-time staff and leverages some of the time of
Chamber staff and consultants to get the job done. Get to know them here
and find out how to contact them.
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Gold Crown Investors
Although co-located with the Chamber and CVB, the CIC has a completely
separate budget. The Gold Crown Investors are those entities that
provide the $300,000+ it takes to run the CIC every year.
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Accomplishments
Read our annual reports, learn about our awards and recognitions, and
find out about our economic development results. In the last 3 years,
over 3100 jobs have been created and $735 million has been invested.
Great stuff.
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Current Projects
The CIC is involved with three large development projects, running the
County's retention and expansion efforts, finding new ways to get the
message out, and doing important research.
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Strategy
What are the 2010 goals and objectives? Where are we going from here?
What industries are we targeting? Find out what the CIC has planned for
today and tomorrow.
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