7th annual hacer gala
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This document summarizes the 7th annual HACER Gala event held on October 12, 2010. The gala honored and celebrated local businesses and organizations and their contributions to economic development. There were presentations on ensuring small business success through mentoring and assessment, the benefits of collaborative workspaces for entrepreneurs, and how the Neighborhood and Community Collaboration supports local neighborhoods and businesses. Awards were given for Business of the Year, Best Redevelopment Project, Partnership of the Year, and Volunteer of the Year to recognize their impact.
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7th annual hacer gala
- 1. 7th Annual HACER Gala October 12, 2010 Honor Award Celebrate Evolve Renew 2010 Honor Award Celebrate Evolve Renew
- 2. H onor A ward C elebrate E volve R enew
- 3. 2010 Honor Award Celebrate Evolve Renew
- 8. 2010 Honor Award Celebrate Evolve Renew
- 10. Ensuring Success through in-depth mentoring
- 11. I. Ensuring Success through Assessment and Mentoring The economy and small business Increase of firms in San Antonio Connecting to subject matter experts: Get a Mentor Establish Industry Alliances
- 12. II. Business Failure is Not an option Underestimating Capital Needs Failure to Plan Location, Location, Location Building a Good Management Team
- 13. III. Surviving the first 5 years Nurture your Customer Keep up with competition Operation savvy
- 14. IV. Going to the Next Level Back to the Plan Re-assess the Business Potential Exploring the Global Market
- 15. 2010 Honor Award Celebrate Evolve Renew
- 16. Chris Schultz
- 17. Launch Pad: Community collaboration boosts entrepreneurship
- 18. Three Years Ahead Aug, 2005 2008 New Orleans Rest of Country
- 19. story of launch pad A work community (a.k.a. - co-working space, incubator, third space) For-profit company Social entrepreneurship venture 12,000 sq. ft - 60 companies
- 20. the future of work The world is flat Unemployment and economic shifts Free-agent nation. Entrepreneurial renaissance. Lines between Live / Work / Play are blurring fast.
- 21. market demographic Ethos - creative class, global nomads, corporate refugees Transport - bikes, streetcar, bus, walk, car Health - gym, yoga Work anytime - free coffee
- 22. Downtown revitalization Anchor tenant in renovated law firm building Gastro pub next door Walk to work from condos Engaged in our community
- 23. The Business Model Life cycle solution product mix Price competitive Flat pricing model No long term commitment Intangibles drive everything! Not your traditional real estate model
- 24. a work community Each Product: co-working desks permanent desks private offices growth suites Includes: high-speed internet phone / fax conference rooms free coffee gym community events Better than the bedroom or the coffee shop.
- 25. creating community technology platform to connect all members peer-to-peer learning celebrating successes entrepreneur support system Text Were in a club and the password is that pit-of-your stomach feeling. That draw it up idea and see it actually working feeling. That undeniable longing of wanting to do better today than you did yesterday. Robert Fogarty Evacuteer.org
- 26. programming & events LPTV Lunch n Learns Launch Parties The Launchies Launch Fest Angel Network Free space for community events
- 27. we dont market. we converse. No traditional advertising Engage on social media Talk about our members, not ourselves Be a gateway to New Orleans. Create an instant social network for newcomers
- 28. will it work in san antonio? Build community from the grass roots, not if you build it, they will come. One is already here: C4 Workspace We are looking to partner & grow.
- 29. Thank you Chris Schultz [email_address] www.launchpadnola.com @lau nchpad Come visit any time!
- 30. 2010 Honor Award Celebrate Evolve Renew
- 32. Nurturing Local 京顎壊庄稼艶壊壊
- 33. 2010 Honor Award Celebrate Evolve Renew
- 35. 2010 Honor Award Celebrate Evolve Renew
- 36. Planning and Design Support Historic and Cultural Preservation Support infrastructure & building improvements Operation Facelift: supported over 82 projects Capital Improvements: over $11 million Marketing Support local neighborhood events: Monthly Art Walks Destination Point for residents and visitors Support collaborative marketing efforts Business Development & Retention Over $126 million in private investment: 11 districts Over 300 net new businesses Over 3,400 net new jobs Organizational Leveraged NCR funds to secure other sources of funds NCR Principles
- 37. NCR Banner Initiative Neighborhood Gateways B2 Business Basics Series City Lights Program Ready Set Go! Operation Facelift 2010-2011 Initiatives
- 38. NCR Partners
- 39. 2010 Honor Award Celebrate Evolve Renew
- 40. Business of the Year 2010 Nominees: National Association of Latino Community Asset Builders Avenida Guadalupe Corridor Lisas Mexican Restaurant St. Marys University Revitalization Project
- 41. And the Winner is Lisas Mexican Restaurant
- 42. Best Redevelopment Project 2010 Nominees: Guadalupe Cultural Arts Center Avenida Guadalupe Corridor Heat Investments Tobin Hill
- 43. And the Winner is The Heat Investments
- 44. Partnership of the Year 2010 Nominees: CPS Energy Avenida Guadalupe Corridor University Park Neighborhood Association St. Marys University Revitalization Project
- 45. And the Winner is CPS Energy
- 46. Volunteer of the Year 2010 Nominees: John Trevino Avenida Guadalupe Corridor Rick Idar (Posthumous) St. Marys University Revitalization Project
- 47. And the Winner is Richard McGavock Idar
- 48. Business Improvement Grant Hogwild Records
- 49. Thank You for Attending 2010 Honor Award Celebrate Evolve Renew