The Wyoming Business Council is working in concert with our citizens, leadership, and stakeholders to build, grow, and sustain communities in which we want to live through:
Assessment to Action (A2A) introduces a process to identify problems and break down barriers obstructing a more resilient local economy. Collaboratively, we test, adapt, and repeat the process to develop locally crafted solutions.
The program begins with an introductory workshop where teams experiment with the flywheel process on a small scale. Communities can then apply for the A2A Program, accessing direct, one-on-one support and resources to diagnose, understand, and respond to the root causes constraining their economy and craft solutions that will more effectively treat the source and actively move the needle.
The WBC is seeking 2 Wyoming communities to pilot a new innovative community assessment tool identifying your Barriers to Economic Growth! The survey results will be used in conjunction with the September 2025 Assessment to Action (A2A) workshop in Riverton, Wyoming.
Applications due by July 15, 2025.
Contact Amber Power, [email protected] or your WBC Regional Director today.
Limited to 2 Wyoming communities. Don’t miss this opportunity to gain valuable insights for FREE.
We’ll help you achieve the participation goals and demographic diversity needed for meaningful results.
I attended the A2A Community Planning Workshop in Riverton with the hopes of getting a few nuggets of information regarding how I can better serve my community through economic development, and I am so thankful I attended. The benefits of learning to identify specific needs and tasks are immeasurable but, in a nutshell, I walked through the door of the workshop in the morning with a mental snapshot of my community in the future, and when I left the workshop, I held a cache of tools at my disposal, including an inventory of improvements, an itemized strategic plan to achieve the improvements, and a timed set of achievable goals for each improvement.
Sherry Oler; Mayor of the Town of Hudson