What they reported doing
- #1 primary $27KDIRECT EXPENDITURES MADE FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF DCC ADMINISTERED LOAN PORTFOLIOS.
- #2 $10KGRANTS AND BUSINESSES FOR THE PROMOTION OF ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT IN CHENANGO COUNTY, NEW YORK AND THE RELATED ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES.
What they call their work
What they do
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Local Business Financing and Incentives 2 activities
- Manage loan portfolios for economic developmentProvides financing through managed loan portfolios to support economic development initiatives in Chenango County, NY. Activities include direct expenditures to fund local development projects.
- Provide grants and business support for economic developmentOffers grants and direct business assistance to promote economic development in Chenango County, NY, including support for local enterprises and entrepreneurial initiatives.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| SALVATORE TESTANI | Executive Dir. | 40 | $89K |
- ADAM SPENCE — Director
- CHRIS KISACKY — Director
- DIANE SCALZO — Director
- ED COATES — Director
- ERIK SCRIVENER — Secretary
- GRANT BRIGHTMAN — Director
- JARED BARTLE — Director
- JEFFERY BLANCHARD — Director
- JULIA MILLER — Director
- KECIA BURTON — Director
- KURT EDWARDS — Treasurer
- LUKE MURPHY — Director
- MARK SILVANIC — Director
- PHIL WADE — Director
- RC WOODFORD — Director
- SARAH CASSCLES — Director
Who they work with
- Chenango County Government — Collaborates with Chenango County on economic development, infrastructure, and downtown revitalization initiatives.
How they approach the work
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- Economic Development Partnershipsmethodology: economic-development-partnershipsBy assisting companies in expanding or relocating to Chenango County, we increase employment opportunities and stimulate local economic growth because targeted business support strengthens regional economic capacity.
- Place-Based Economic Revitalizationmethodology: place-based-economic-revitalizationBy investing in downtown revitalization and infrastructure improvements, we sustain business activity and reduce blight because enhanced physical and economic infrastructure attracts private investment and supports long-term community vitality.