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• Regional Employers/ Staffing Agencies |
• Youth Services |
• FIU SBDC |
• Prospera |
• Community Fund of North Miami Dade (OLCDC) |
• Miami Bayside Foundation |
• SCORE |
• South Florida Anchor Alliance |
• Entrepreneurs |
• Tech Industry |
• Funders and Professional Networks |
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1.1 SUCCESSFUL OUTCOMES |
• Diversity training and programs will be provided. |
• Employers have access to new training programs that focus on |
their needs. |
• Allow small businesses and individuals to receive assistance |
evaluating their business for adapting or pursuing ideas for |
establishing a new business or reinventing a current business. |
• Increase the availability of innovation skills for dislocated |
workers with key elements of future job skills. |
• Workforce training programs are aligned with business and |
industry needs and are developed, funded, and provided |
through close collaboration between businesses, educators, and |
government. |
• Out-of-state trained, certified, and licensed workers, including |
skilled workers and professionals, move to the region, |
augmenting an already large pool of well-trained workers. |
• Training in the trades is consistent across the region. |
• Provide innovative solutions and digital technologies that will |
help resource constrained governments and regulators address |
capacity challenges and improve regulatory capacity, service |
delivery, and crisis management. |
• Augment and enhance support services in the areas of job |
training, childcare, success coaching, education, social services, |
and assist with work-related needs to transition low income, |
structurally unemployed individuals to living wage jobs and |
career pathways. |
• Advance equity by assisting resident entrepreneurs from lowwealth communities in launching sustainable businesses that |
will generate and build generational and community-based |
wealth. |
• Advance equity by assisting resident entrepreneurs from lowwealth communities in launching sustainable businesses that |
will generate and build generational and community-based |
wealth |
• Create new technologies, recruit new companies, generate |
scaling of early stage and young startup companies that will |
bring job creation. |
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Focus Area 2: Create Vibrant and Connected Places to Increase the Overall |
Quality of Life |
2.1 ALIGNED PROJECTS |
1. Flagler Village Complete Streets Improvements – Fort |
Lauderdale DDA |
2. Reimagining Huizenga Park – Fort Lauderdale DDA |
3. Riverwalk Seawall Improvements – Fort Lauderdale DDA |
4. Smart Cities Artificial Intelligence (AI) Labs – Levan |
Center NSU |
APPENDIX |
Life |
Focus Area 2: Create Vibrant and Connected Places to Increase the |
Overall Quality of Life |
2.1 PROJECT OUTCOMES |
• The project will provide multimodal connectivity to the |
Brightline Station to a future regional commuter rail system |
with Downtown Fort Lauderdale and Flagler Village at the |
geographic center. |
• With a multi-generational appeal, the park will incorporate |
core themes centered around art, resilience, and wellness. |
Cities need engaging and activated parks and outdoor spaces |
to support health and wellness, improve environmental |
resiliency, and enhance social and creative connections. |
• As sea levels rise, improving the seawall along the Riverwalk |
Linear Park is essential to preserving a regional public space |
of significance and notable cultural amenities. |
• The project will localize smart cities technology currently |
only available in California. The project will also create new |
opportunities to develop and implement new programs (i.e., |
degrees, certifications, short-courses, seminars, workshops) |
with the focus on AI smart cities planning leading to |
company formation, recruitment of new companies, retaining |
of skilled talent. |
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2.1 POSSIBLE ACTION PARTNERS |
• City of Fort Lauderdale |
• Broward Metropolitan Planning Organization |
• Brightline |
• Riverwalk Fort Lauderdale |
• NSU Art Museum |
• Broward College |
• Florida Atlantic University |
• Broward County |
2.1 SUCCESSFUL OUTCOMES |
• Provide multimodal connectivity |
• Create an interconnected system of transit and transportation |
opportunities that are easily accessible to all residents. |
• Increased working relationship with transportation agencies |
and local governments |
• Coordinate economic development efforts with regional |
current and proposed infrastructure projects. |
• Coordinate economic development efforts with regional |
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