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<br />Partners ofNDC <br /> <br /> <br />The International Economic Development Council (IEDC) is a non-profit membership organization representing <br />economic developers from all levels of government, academia and private industry.IEDC provides a broad range <br />""'RN^'"IONA' of member services induding research, advisory services, conferences, professional certification, professional <br />'CONOMlC DEmOI'",W1 development, publications, legislative tracking and more. NDC's Economic Development Finance Professional (EDFP) <br />COUNCI' Certification Program is fully endorsed by IEDC as the primary professional credential for the economic development <br />finance professional. NDC and IEDC, as part of their commitment to providing professional training opportunities for the economic development <br />community, have joined forces to conduct courses designed to strengthen the skills of economic development practitioners. For further <br />information or to register for any of these courses, please call1EDC at (202) 223-7800 or visit www.iedconline.org. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />The National Alliance of Community Economic Development Associations (NACEDA) is a national membership <br />organization created to support and strengthen community economic development (CED) associations, local <br />community development corporations (CDCs) and practitioners nationwide. NACEDA will build the CEO field by <br />advocating atthe federal level for programs that bring jobs, affordable housing and economic development to low-income communities as well <br />as provide a forum for CED associations and their members to learn from each other and share their hard-won expertise. NDC and NACEDA are <br />working together to provide local training opportunities for CEO associations. For more information, please call NACEDA at (703) 741-0144 or visit <br />www.naceda.org. <br /> <br />--.,_.::".."~""'''~ ""-r::J~"'"'~ <br />n.=.ceua <br />llUlkliflgCDrtlnlUrI,lill1illlllt<)hysUlR <br /> <br />The National Association of Housing and Redevelopment Officials (NAHRO), established in 1933, is a membership <br />organization of housing and community development agencies and professionals throughout the United States <br />whose mission is to create affordable housing and safe, viable communities that enhance the quality of life for all <br />Americans, especially those in low and moderate-income areas. NDC and NAHRO are working together to enhance <br />the resources available to the development community. NAHRO members in good standing and NDC certified EDFPs <br />and HDFPs will benefit by receiving preferential pricing in the other organization's training courses. For information about NAHRO's Professional <br />Development training programs, please call NAHRO at (877) 866-2476 or visit www.nahro.org/professional/seminars,cfm, <br /> <br /> <br />Investor Partners <br /> <br />Citi Foundation I Citicorp USA, Inc. <br />Bank of America <br />Carolina First <br />Citizens Bank, NA <br />Deutsche Bank <br />Federal Home Loan Mortgage <br />Corporation <br />Fifth Third Community Development <br />Corporation <br />First National Bank of Omaha <br />JPMorgan Chase <br /> <br />Training Partners <br /> <br />Bi-State Regional Commission (Illinois) <br />Branch Banking & Trust Company <br />CDFI Fund, U.s. Department ofthe Treasury <br />Citi Foundation <br />City of Dallas <br />City of Memphis <br />City of New York <br />City of San Antonio <br />City of Seattle <br />Coalition for NonprofitHousing and <br />Economic Development (Washington, DC) <br />Connecticut Housing Coalition <br />Connecticut Housing Finance Agency <br />Economic Development Administration, <br />U.s. Department of Commerce <br />Economic Development Association of <br />North Dakota <br /> <br />0lltJ <br /> <br />Key Community Development <br />Corporation <br />Merrill Lynch Community Development <br />Corporation <br />PNC Bank <br />RBS National Bank <br />Riverside Church <br />Signature Bank <br />Sun Trust Community Development <br />Corporation <br />Tompkins Trust <br /> <br />Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston <br />Housing and Community Development <br />Network of New Jersey <br />Indiana Association for Community <br />Economic Development <br />Indiana Housing and Community <br />Development Authority <br />Impact Capital (Washington State) <br />Iowa Finance Authority <br />Kentucky Council of Area Development <br />Districts <br />L1SC Detroit <br />Local Initiatives Support Corporation <br />Massachusetts Association of Community <br />Development Corporations <br />Milwaukee Economic Development <br />Corporation <br /> <br />NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT COUNCIL <br />Partners in Community Development Since 1969 <br /> <br />11 <br />12 <br /> <br />TransCapital <br />us Bancorp Community Development <br />Corporation <br />Victoria Foundation <br />Washington Mutual Community <br />Development <br />Wells Fargo Community Development <br />Corporation <br /> <br />Minnesota NAHRO <br />Mississippi Development Authority <br />Montana Department of Commerce <br />NeighborWorks <br />North Dakota Department of Commerce <br />Northc Hennepin Community College <br />Ohio Capital Corporation for Housing <br />Ohio CDC Association <br />Ohio Department of Development <br />Ohio Housing Finance Agency <br />Pennsylvania State Association of <br />Township Supervisors <br />Pittsburgh CommunIty Reinvestment Group <br />The Resurrection Project (Chicago) <br />South Carolina Association of Community <br />Development Corporations <br />State of California <br />Texas Department of Housing and <br />Community Affairs <br />Texas Economic Development Council <br />U.s. Department of Housing and Urban <br />Development <br />