News and Events

Forum Conference Call Series

ICIC and the Forum hosted a Conference Call Series on "Foreclosures and the Inner City Economy"


"Our analysis supports the notion that inner cities were hit harder and hit first [by the US foreclosure crisis]. But the mildly good news for inner cities is that rate of increase in Real Estate Owned properties in 2008 was much lower in inner cities than it was in the rest of the United States."
- Teresa Lynch, ICIC Director of Research,
"Foreclosures and Inner City Economy" conference call, March 12, 2009.

For more information on this series, including call summaries, transcripts, relevant links and research reports, please click here.


 

Upcoming Event in the Field

National Conference on Corporate Community Investment:
New Economic Realities Drive Innovative Investment Strategies

May 3 - 5, 2009 InterContinental Chicago

New economic realities demand communities rethink their strategies for future growth, development, and competitiveness, and the business community will play a leading role. Innovative strategies are emerging that strengthen communities, foster sustainability, and bolster the bottom line.

The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Business Civic Leadership Center is convening an unparalleled roster of leaders for an action-oriented national conference that will:

  • Reframe the economic crisis and discuss how recent national policies impact communities
  • Showcase the power of strategic partnerships for regional economic development
  • Identify innovative, recession-busting community investment strategies
  • Offer unmatched networking and visibility opportunities

Presidents of Fortune 500 company foundations and senior executives from the public, private, and nonprofit sectors will discuss how new economic realities are driving innovative investment strategies.

For more information and/or to register, please visit: www.uschamber.com/bclc/cciconference


Inner City Economic Forum Newsletter Archive

ICIC Newsletter

Articles and editions prior to 1/08 are archived below:

 


Strategic Partners

 

Leadership Partners

NextStreet Financial

US Bancorp Community
Development Corp
.

 


Executive Circle

ACCESS Miami

Atlanta Development Authority

Boston Federal Reserve Bank

Brookings Institution

CalPERS

Chevron, Inc.

City of Louisville,
Economic Development

City of Miami, Office of
Economic Initiatives

MD Strum Housing, Inc.

Operation HOPE

Staples, Inc.

Upper Manhattan
Empowerment Zone