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Join Our Sector Planning Tables
Join one of our Sector Planning Tables and share your concerns, ideas, and industry strategies with Redwood Region RISE's platform-a regional community coalition of 100 seated members engaging a community of nearly a thousand residents, the broader public, and the State of California. As a member of our Sector Planning Table you will collaborate with other organizations and experts to identify projects and initiatives that can be scaled to a regional level and compete for (state) funding.
Through this opportunity, you can strengthen relationships with local and regional partners, gain access to trainings (e.g., centering equity in economic development) and many more resources, and increase our Regio's competitiveness to receive future funding. Your input will help create a sustainable economic vision for our Region.
Meetings & Contact
The Sector Planning Tables have been meeting since early 2024. If you are interested in joining one of the four Sector Tables's regional monthly meetings*, please refer to our calendar for the latest updates and contact the Sector Table Coordinator(s) of the respective Sector Table:
- Arts, Culture, and Tourism Sector Table: Sabrina Klein Clement (sabrinakleinclement@gmail.com) and Calder Johnson (calder.johnson@gmail.com)
- Health & Caregiving Sector Table: Jessica Osborne-Stafsnes (josborne@humboldtipa.com)
- Renewable & Resilient Energy: Lacy Peterson (lpeterson@fortbragg.com)
- Working Lands & Blue Economy: Mary Ann Petrillo (maryanne@westcenter.org) and Conner Hackett (conner.hackett@gmail.com)
*Stipends will be available based on eligibility.
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Who Makes Up Our Sector Planning Tables?
Redwood Region RISE's four Sector Planning Tables are:
• Arts, Culture, and Tourism
• Health & Caregiving
• Renewable & Resilient Energy (Wind, Solar, Microgrids)
• Working Lands & Blue Economy
What Do The Sector Planning Tables Do?
The four Sector Planning Tables are primarily responsible for surfacing strategies, identifying constraints and problem-solving solutions, and promoting projects for implementation. They also play a role in forging partnerships and identifying leveraging opportunities for their sector. Each group includes members representing the government, workforce development, and labor/trades to help guide those aspects of strategy development.
Sector Planning Tables will put forward projects and strategies to be evaluated and voted on by the Voting Member Block (more information below) to be put forward for implementation. As this will be a more intensive time commitment, signed Partnership Agreement Letters are required, and stipends will be available ($100/meeting for those who meet the requirements).
How To Engage With Our Sector Planning Tables
Ways To Stay Involved | Intended Outcomes |
| Attend future Sector Planning Table meetings as an observer (these will be scheduled soon) | Develop an understanding of economic development strategies, constraints and problem-solving solutions, and projects for implementation in our Region |
| Attend our monthly Collaborative meetings | Develop an understanding of economic development in (and beyond) our Region |
| Complete our Partner Survey | Use your input to inform our Regional Plan |
| Log your project(s) in our Project Inventory Form | Help catalog projects in our region that are eligible for funding under California Jobs First |
| Share our information with your networks | Use your networks' input to inform our Regional Plan |
| Reach out to participate in a 30-minute Listening Session | Co-create long-term implementation & communications strategy, and inform our Regional Plan |
| Receive our Redwood Region RISE Newsletters | Stay informed on our initiative and receive useful resources and data |
| Join our LinkedIn Group | Stay informed and join the community conversations |
