PRAGER COMPANY

Prager Company builds economic success. For over a decade, Prager has helped leaders, locations and institutions realize their economic potential. We do so by equipping each with the strategy, structure, tools and insight necessary to succeed.

We view our role first and foremost as capacity builder. Under Prager’s guidance, concepts come alive, lasting partnerships are forged, costs are contained and organizations are positioned to deliver services that improve people’s lives.

The Prager team gravitates toward challenging and often politically charged assignments in the U.S. and overseas that others may shun. Our work is impactful yet discrete. Corporations, nonprofits and governments have long recognized Prager’s ability to coalesce those of differing viewpoints and enact change where needed the most.

Sampling of Prager Clients
• Accenture
• Albuquerque City Council
• Angle Technology
• Banco Popular
• Casino Aztar
• Chicago Housing Authority
• Chicago Mayor's Office
• Chicago State University
• Civic Consulting Alliance
• Delta Institute
• Economic Development Coalition of Southwest Indiana
• Evansville, Indiana Mayor’s Office
• Felix E. Martin Jr. Foundation
• Fort Leonard Wood
• Heritage Development Company
• Hispanic Housing Development Corporation
• Illinois Department of Commerce and Economic Opportunity
• Indiana Economic Development Corporation
• Kentucky Council of Area Development Districts
• Korea Trade Promotion Corporation
• Local Initiatives Support Corporation
• MacArthur Foundation
• Navajo Nation
• Nogales-Santa Cruz Economic Development, Arizona/Mexico
• Northern Illinois University
• Old National Bank
• Radius Indiana
• Thailand Board of Investment
• United Way
• Urban Investment Trust
• U.S. Department of Defense, Office of Economic Adjustment
• U.S. Small Business Administration
• World Bank
• World Business Chicago

In addition to its fee-for-service arrangements, Prager selectively provides pro bono assistance to communities and institutions that face economic challenges beyond their ability or resources to respond.