Training courses?

I am looking for good training couses on community development finance, courses that focus on things like financial analysis, credit analysis, accounting, etc.
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Besides NeighborWorks Training Institute, does anyone recommend any other similar sort of intensive courses on community economic development and development finance?
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Thanks,
Sameera

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The International Economic Development Council (IEDC) certifies economic developers and holds a number of courses around the country……
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http://www.iedconline.org/?p=Training_Courses
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http://www.iedconline.org/?p=Professional_Development
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Danielle T. Milo
Communications Director
International Economic Development Council
734 15th Street, NW, Suite 900
Washington, DC 20005
Direct: 202-942-9453
Fax: 202-223-4745
dmilo@iedconline.org (dmilo@iedconline.org)
www.iedconline.org
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I am looking for good training couses on community development finance, courses that focus on things like financial analysis, credit analysis, accounting, etc.

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Besides NeighborWorks Training Institute, does anyone recommend any other similar sort of intensive courses on community economic development and development finance?

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Thanks,

Sameera


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The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco holds an annual National Community Development Lending School that is good, and Southern New Hampshire University also has programs in community development finance (all the way up to PhD).

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I am looking for good training couses on community development finance, courses that focus on things like financial analysis, credit analysis, accounting, etc.
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Besides NeighborWorks Training Institute, does anyone recommend any other similar sort of intensive courses on community economic development and development finance?
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Thanks,
Sameera



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I would check with The Foundation Center and Milano school in NYC.

Ed Rivera
Master's Candidate
Graduate Program in International Affairs
The New School

>> "Fred Mendez" <fmendez@svb.com> 12/26/06 4:14 PM >>>

The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco holds an annual National
Community Development Lending School that is good, and Southern New
Hampshire University also has programs in community development finance
(all the way up to PhD).

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I am looking for good training couses on community development finance,
courses that focus on things like financial analysis, credit analysis,
accounting, etc.

Besides NeighborWorks Training Institute, does anyone recommend any
other similar sort of intensive courses on community economic
development and development finance?

Thanks,
Sameera



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Im currently a second year in the urban policy and management program at
Milano--which is a part of the New School. My focus is community
development finance. If you are in NYC their are a number of courses
which may meet your goals. I know that some professionals have chosen to
audit these classes.

You can visit the school's website at www.newschool.edu/milano

>> "Edgardo Rivera" <rivee059@newschool.edu> 12/27/06 9:11 AM >>>
I would check with The Foundation Center and Milano school in NYC.

Ed Rivera
Master's Candidate
Graduate Program in International Affairs
The New School

>> "Fred Mendez" <fmendez@svb.com> 12/26/06 4:14 PM >>>

The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco holds an annual National
Community Development Lending School that is good, and Southern New
Hampshire University also has programs in community development finance
(all the way up to PhD).

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Subject: Training courses?


I am looking for good training couses on community development finance,
courses that focus on things like financial analysis, credit analysis,
accounting, etc.

Besides NeighborWorks Training Institute, does anyone recommend any
other similar sort of intensive courses on community economic
development and development finance?

Thanks,
Sameera



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Besides NeighborWorks Training Institute, does anyone recommend any other similar sort of intensive courses on community economic development and development finance?

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Thanks,

Sameera


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