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City of Camden Standing Up and Moving Forward
"At the heart of the community building efforts are the Greater Camden Partnership and Cooper's Ferry Development Association, a team now officially merged into a single entity. Already responsible for important achievements along the riverfront for example, these institutions are the vehicle helping to nurture and shape the city's renaissance."
Courier Post- Wells Fargo grants mark the first new money presented to combined forces
The Wells Fargo regional foundation will give Cooper's Ferry Development Association $748,000 to jump- start projects in North Camden. This, along with a second grant totaling $998,000, will be used to help housing and three Camden neighborhoods.
Philly.com- Mayor Redd declares Camden is open for business
At the annual meeting, Mayor Redd outlined the plans for a formation of a team that will focus on economic policy and expedited development approvals to make Camden more business-friendly. The new Business Growth and Development Team will operate under the Mayor's Office, and according to city spokesman Robert Corrales, will be a "one-stop shop" for businesses.
To read more about the 2011 annual meeting and Mayor Redd's plans for the city, click here.
Courier Post- Ombudsman to aid Camden businesses
On Thursday, Mayor Dana Redd introduced the city's first ombudsman and a newly created business development team at the 2011 annual meeting.
Thank You!
More than 350 leaders and supporters from around the region attended our 2011 annual meeting- making it a memorable and succesful event. Thank you for your support.
Click to read the 2011 annual report, Downtown Camden and Beyond.
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