Montevideo Industrial Development Corporation History and Goals
The Montevideo
Industrial Development Corporation is ready to help
your business grow in Montevideo. We work
closely with governmental and non-profit agencies to
develop the best possible package of resources to
help your company.
For additional information on our services see "Services of the MIDC and EDA".
For information about MIDC see below.
Mission Statement and Goal
Mission Statement
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The
Mission of the Montevideo Industrial Development Corporation is to
stimulate economic growth and the quality of life in the
Montevideo area by promoting the creation of enhanced job
opportunities. The MIDC will assist existing and potential
employers by investing in real estate and coordinating public and
private efforts to provide comprehensive and innovative economic
development resources.
Goal
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The
Goal of the Montevideo Industrial Development Corporation is to
assist in creating 25 net new jobs each year in existing or new
industries.
MIDC and Partners
have been involved in:
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Purchase of 14 tracts of land totaling more than 270 acres
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Construction of 16 new buildings totaling over 365,000 square feet
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More
than 20 remodeling, expansion and refinancing projects
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Acquisition, remodeling, and financing of 6 existing buildings
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Assistance with regulatory, environmental, training, housing, day
care, transportation, vendor access and other issues
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Approximately 1600 people are directly employed as a result of these
activities
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COMMUNITY WIDE INVOLVEMENT CREATES SUCCESS!!!
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Broad Based Community Support
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More
than 400 people have invested in 3 separate fund drives and 1
refinancing
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County, City and
Sparta
Township
have provided direct and indirect support
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Infrastructure, Financing options, Tax Increment, Enterprise Zone,
Etc.
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Land
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Chamber of Commerce, Montevideo Community Development Corporation
and Montevideo Economic Development Authority have played
significant roles
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Staff for coordinating activities of volunteers
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Loan
Funds
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Public Relations and Marketing
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Volunteers have been important part of success
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Fund
Drives
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Prospect Identification and Solicitation
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Site
selection, preparation, construction coordination, and maintenance
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Financing, direct and indirect
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Nurturing the company so it will succeed and expand
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An
unpaid nine member Board of Directors elected by stockholders for
3-year terms
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Plan
and direct activities
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Manage properties and finances
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Maintain contact with existing businesses and encourage expansion
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Facilitate identification and selection of prospects
Board of Directors
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Dennis Brandon, President
Western Co-op Transport Association
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Scott Hinde, Vice-President
Xcel Energy
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Donald Maland, Secretary
Prindle, Maland,
Sellner, Stennes, Knutsen, and Stermer, Chartered
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James Lee, Treasurer
Lee and Berner,
Ltd.
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Keith Hein
Hein, Theobald,
and Associates
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Randall Punt
RE/MAX Neighbors
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Doug Nelson
J & D Construction, Inc.
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Brian Johnson
KleinBank
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