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Regionalization
Prager uncovers unifying opportunities and challenges where independent action just won't do. Collective ownership grows naturally from widespread public and private involvement. Guiding principles for regionalism are established to ensure equitable service delivery, proper lead sharing, and accountability by all. Once an environment of trust and collaboration is forged, Prager works with regional leaders to devise strategies for action, unambiguous responsibilities, tools for communication, and mechanisms to monitor and measure effectiveness. Depending upon the need, this work may advance into full-fledged regional organizations or simply formalized processes for joint action. At the conclusion of Prager's efforts, previously independent or disconnected pieces are able to function far more efficiently as parts of the whole. Regionalization Clients |
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The concept of regionalizing economic development is far from unique. For years, inter-dependent communities have gravitated toward a model of public-private regional collaboration. Prager has long been at the forefront of this movement, ensuring that diverse locales can come together under common objectives, speak as one resounding voice, and share the fruits of progressive regional partnership.