The Redmond spokesman. (Redmond, Crook County, Or.) 1910-current, October 25, 2022, Page 54, Image 54

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Redmond Economic Development Inc.
At the REDI
Submitted to the Spokesman
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stablished in 1987, REDI is
a private, nonprofit corpo-
ration built on partnerships
between private business and the
public sector to encourage economic
development in Redmond. In simple
terms, we are a catalyst for econom-
ic growth in Redmond, and we’re
made of focused individuals that
strive to keep our community vibrant
and strong.
We’re all about relationships
REDI is made of people with a
vision for a prosperous life for all.
We believe at the core of a commu-
nity’s success are connections and
relationships of the people who live,
work and play here. Without partner-
ships and collaboration, a commu-
nity isn’t a community, it’s merely a
town, a city, or dot on a map.
Speakers at the annual REDI economic update are, seated, from left: Matt Tobolski,
Our purpose is to maintain the
BASX Solutions; Ryan Churchill, CFO Initiative Brewing; and Steve Piazza, CEO of Wild
integrity of our tight-knit community
Mike’s Ultimate Pizza. Timothy J. Park
while thinking big and building a
strong economy, from small busi-
secure capital investment, and by recruiting and retaining
nesses to those that span the globe. We also believe pros-
both business and talent in Redmond.
perity means more than money. It means living a life with
• We advocate for early stage company development and
purpose, fulfillment, and to one’s potential in a desirable
business expansion by helping local businesses with their
place happily called home. And, being able to do so for
growth plans. We also pursue outside leads for relocation or
years to come.
access to growth markets.
REDI’s work, together with local businesses, puts Red-
• We help with site selection by identifying suitable
mond on the map as a place for industry, talent, and finan-
cial sustainability. This is why REDI exists. Learn more about properties for expansion and/or new companies breaking
ground or relocating to Redmond.
how you can be a part of our vision and mission.
• We help businesses navigate governmental policy, per-
mits, and procedures and help mitigate regulatory delays.
What we do
• Our 30 years as an organization means we have most
REDI means business. We create prosperity through com-
of the answers to business development questions, or we
munity and business development by increasing the quality
and number of local jobs, by helping companies grow locally know where to get them, quickly!
• We facilitate conversations and connections between
and pursue outside opportunities, by helping companies
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