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Over 50 Years of
Economic Development Success
Economic development through industrial expansion
Industrial park development
Retention, expansion, recruitment of industry
Entrepreneurial support
Undertake and support initiatives to enhance
economic development
, z A private, not - for - profit corporation with a mission to
foster the industrial development of the Oshkosh area
Created over 50 years ago to solve a problem in our
community - and still going strong
A public/private partnership
Working with Local Businesses - City of Oshkosh - rvTC -
OAEDC - UW Oshkosh - Winnebago C.kgEJL� S
For more businesses to start here,
come here, stay here and grow
here, which means
more high quality jobs
expansion of the tax base, which in turn
drives economic prosperity for us all
30+ member Board of Directors, representing:
local industry
Representatives from Bemis, Oshkosh Corporation, WPS, 4imprint
government
City manager, director of community development, mayor, county
executive, airport director
education
UWO Chancellor, FVTC Oshkosh Campus President
banking
Leaders of local financial institutions - M81, US Bank,
Chase Bank, Citizens First Credit Union
economic development partners
Chamber, OAEDC
Industrial businesses, new a existing
Considering a building expansion
Considering a new facility
Purchasing machinery or equipment
Training employees
Considering a new business venture
Considering starting or buying a
business
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2 Person Staff:
Elizabeth Hartman
Licensed attorney with over 10 years of business and
real estate transaction expertise
Nancy Jo Dietzen
Licensed real estate broker with 15 years experience
in commercial Et industrial real estate
Confidential consultation and advice
Project analysis
What is necessary to get the deal done
Expertise obtaining financial and non - financial resourcE
Federal, state and local financial assistance
Over $45MM in financial assistance secured for our clients in our
history
Featured Examples: Marvel Manufacturing, Renewegy
Matching the right people to the project
Featured Examples: Baldor Generators, RIE coati=.
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Expertise with site and building selection and real esti
transactions
Chamco is a licensed broker and has a licensed broker on st
with significant commercial real estate experience, as well
an attorney with real estate and business expertise
Serve as the agent for sale of land in the industrial parks
Over 1000 acres of industrial park land sold in our history
Relationships with commercial brokers in the area
"In the know"
Featured Examples: 4imprint, Ad, Inc. ri
Advocate
Help clients navigate approval processes
Support applications and requests
Advocate for the project, the client, an initiative
Featured example: Oshkosh Corporation
Undertake and support initiatives to enhance d
Capital Access
Aviation Business Park
City Redevelopment Areas
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Creative programs and solutions
Spec Buitding Program
Utilized 19 times in our history
Build or buy a building for a client
Client pays sheltered lease rate for 5 -10 years (usually 30% bet
market) and purchases at our cost to acquire or construct, real
gains in appreciation, built in equity at lease end with little or
capital in
Buildings we built have a current assessed value of S32MM
A few of our clients: Curwood /Bemis, Pioneer Metal Finish
Steel, SNC Manufacturing, Valley Express
Featured Example: UWO /Cub Foods
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Completed more than 500 projects for clients
needing assistance
Sold over 1000 acres of industrial park land
Created $32MM in tax base from the industrial
building program alone
Secured $45MM in financial assistance to
support job training, equipment purchases
and expansions
AD Inc's President Howard Hoth relied on Chamco because
"Chamco provides sound advice, is knowledgeable about
available facilities and land and has provided assistance even
when it wasn't related to a Chamco program. Working with
Chamco has always provided positive results."
'We look to Chamco when we are faced with challenging
issues presented by business growth. Chamco knows
how to solve problems through its own expertise or by
bringing in the necessary resources ", said Baldor's
Vice President/General Manager, Jeff Hubert.. W
"Chamco has a reputation for being a good partner. The
staff is very professional and knowledgeable. We know we
will get service when we need it ", said Jay Manufacturing's
Vice President/COO Matt Jameson.
"Chamco has been a true partner, " states Robert G. Bohn, Oshkosh
Corporation chairman and former CEO. 'They are very connected to the
resources that businesses need. Chamco is the go -to organization for grow
initiatives."
Mike Floyd, president and CEO of Continental Girbau says
"Chamco was instrumental in helping secure the land for the new
facility and if you are thinking about expanding, seeking pro
building a building, Chamco is the place to go.
Oshkosh Corporation
UWO /Cub Foods
Renewegy
Ad Inc.
Marcoe Recycling
Aviation Development Group
Capital Access Group
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Projects for clients
Work with partners to develop working model for
angel fund and begin raising money
Update industrial park covenants
Work with partners to acquire land for Aviation
Business Park
Market newly available land in SWIP once
new expansion area complete
Understand our strengths as a community and
capitalize on them
Build and enhance relationships and partnerships
Foster a community environment friendly to
entrepreneurs, young professionals and business
Remind everyone that Oshkosh is a
great place to live, work and do
business!
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Continue Active Participation in:
ORIGIN
Aerolnnovate
Business Retention Program
Winnebago County Industrial Development Board
FVTC Advisory Board
UWO Chancellor's Council of Advisors
Thank You!
CEO Et General Counsel
ehartman@chamco.org
Vice President of Development Services
njdietzen @chamco. org
Chamco Inc
120 Jackson Street - Oshkosh, WI 54901
920 - 212 -9786
Oshkosh Area Economic
Development Corporation (OAEDC)
Rob Kleman
Executive Director, Oshkosh Area Economic
Development Corporation (OAEDC)
(920) 303 -2265 ext. 14
robO- oshkoshcham ber.com
Oshkosh Area Economic Developm
• Foster Entrepreneurship (ORIGIN)
• Grow Capitalization and use of OAEDC RLF
• Drive New Business Attraction /Nbrketing
. Promote Universal Business Park Growth
• Drive Existing Business DevelqDment Efforts
as Encourage High Wage /Family Sustaining Job Growth
• Encourage Downtown Business Growth
e 20 year BID /OAEDC Relationship
• Assist City with Downtown Redevelopment/Action Plan
• Engage in Workforce Development Initiatives
as Engage in Regional Partnerships
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History
1 1978 as a 501c4 private non - profit economic development
Economic Development Am of the Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Purpose
To provide eeo nomlc day lcpmmt progra mmIn to en hence the economic
climate In the Oshkosh area
T teand at it in
• slness n the Oshkosh area growth and dev lopment of
to c.mmwclel
• To assist vAth downtovm rev ltellzeton/redevelopment erfons
30 member Board of Directors
Staffing • Primary Funding
• EzecWive Director • Oshkosh Chamberof Commerce
• Economic Developmard Ma neper • D--- Oshkosh Business
• Downtown BID Manager • Improvement District D)
ne
• Support Staffthro ugh Oshkosh Chamber • Land Sala COmmissicns lCity)
Private Investments
Location- Oshkosh Chamber of Commerce
Entrepreneurship
• OAEDC Coordinates Oshkosh Regimal Innovation
and Growth Incubator Network (ORIGIN)
. 16 partners
• Access to capital
• Physical incubator
• Joint prospect meetings
• OAEDC assists over 100 business s;krtups arnually
as OAEDC coordinates Entrepreneur's Connection Event
• Hosts 200 attendees annually
• Oshkosh /Fond du Lac
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Revolving Loan Fund
• ON Revolving Loan Program (RLF)
• Foster growth of commercial businesses in Oshkosh
• $200,000 Private OAEDC Fund
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• Fod in 2003 via fundraising efforts
Oshkosh Chamber
1Msoonsin Department of Canmerce
Local Financial Institutions
Other private Contributors
• • $25,000 in incentive based financing
• Leveraged $ 4 Million in investments
• Created or retained 146 jobs
• Favorable terms
• Loan recipients:
2009 Murrays, Crescent Moon
• 2010 McCarthys Custom Footwear, Benvenuto's,
Others Cranky Pat's, Apple Blossom Books,
• Downtown MicroLoan Program — Art Haus; Soiree Urban Gifts,
LLP: Lakeshore Coffee Company, Inc.
OAEDC Marketing Activities
• Trade Shows (ICSC, Indevelopment)
• Targeted Direct Mail /Telemarketing
• Sales Calls
• Advertising
• Promotional Materials
• Chamber Website
• Radio Shaw
• Building and Sites Database
• ESRI Data Analysis
• Regional Marketing Partnerships
Other Incentives
• Winnebago County RLF & CDBG Loans
• COMMERCE Tax credits
• COMMERCE Loans
• FVWDB Training Funds
• Midwest Disaster Area Bonds
• Recovery Zone Facility Bonds
• Developer Assistance Grants
shkosh Economic Development
arketinQ Group
• Chamber
• Regional Planning
• OAEDC
Authority
• Chamoo
• Airport
• FVTC
• Regional
• UW Oshkosh
Department of
Commerce Office
• Workforce
Development
• Winnebago County
• WPS
• Towns
• New North. Inc.
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Universal Business Park
• City owned development
• Opened in 1993
• OAEDC has sold 42 of the50 acres available.
• Total tax base of almost $19.5 million
• Land sale proceeds to the City of nearly $2.2 million
• Average per acre price of $52,110
• Home to over 40 tvsinesses
• 16 Class A office buildings.
• Over 136,000 square feet of space
• Since 2007
• Land sale revenue to the city of $438,000
• Added $8 million to the City's tax base forever
Universal Business Park 2010
Project
• CitizensFirst Credit
Union Corporate
Headquarters
Expansion
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• 37,600 sq. ft.
• Dermatology
Associates of
Wisconsin (Dr. Katz)
• 8,717 sq. ft. offices
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Retention Program
• OAEDC Coordinates Prograr
• 108 retention visits made since 2007
• Volunteer Committee
• OAEDC and Chamco board member calls
• Early Warning System— Identify at -risk
Companies
• Existing Businesses h a community are
responsible for up to 80% of employment
growth
• Regional Partnership
• Newrep Executive Pulse Program
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OAEDC /BID Relationship
• 20 year partnership
• Provides professional management to BID
• OAEDC Downtown BID Manager Maureen
Lasky
• BID Grant Program
• Marketing - Beautification
• Communication
• Special Events
Assist City with Downtown
Redevelopment/Action Plan
• 1. Public Plaza — Opera House Square
• 2. Riverside Park — Leach Amphitheater
• 3. Convention Center
Expansion /Upgrade
• 4. N. Main Street Streetsc ape/ Facades
• 5. Pioneer Drive
Downtown BID Grant
• Business must be located within the BID
• Leveraged over $3 million in private
investment
• Over 283 jobs created or retained
• 4 to 1 Match
• Reimbursement Grant
• Grants available ranging from $100 - $10,000 for
businesses
$195,000 since 2003
_ $21,000 distributed in 2010
Fat Mama's, Apple Blossom Books, Old Oshkosh Saloon, Art
City Signs
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Oshkosh Convention Center
• $2.8 million
renovation
completed in 2009
• In 2009
• Hosted 105
events in 2009
• Open 218 days
River Walk
N. Main Street Construction —
Downtown Oshkosh
• Complete Reconstruction
of N. Main Street
• Main Street Bridge to
Irving Ave.
• Completed Fall of 2010
• New Street,
Infrastructure, Sidewalks,
Lights, Benches, 100
New Trees, Banners
• Project Budget is $6.6
Million
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Pioneer Drive Area
Commercial Construction
$90,000,000 - —
Total New Construction: Commercial
2005 2006 2007 2006
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2010
Oshkosh $16,542,200 $60,889,100 654,737.800 677,866,300
382.376.100
$19,204,000
Appleton $M,995,800 $22,839,800 331,+66.400 646, $68,600
6+8, $61,800
$",840,900
Green Bay $47,686,900 $",362,600 $31,545,400 $28,673,800
$37,899,000
69,799,600
Fond du Lao $12,8",6" $+4,854,600 $14,331,300 $26,402.600
$+1,398,700
$14,866,500
Neenah $ 13,538,200 $36,336,800 $4,830,000 $7,079,600
$13,818,000
$21,009, $6D
Regional Partnerships
• New North
• Newrep
• 41 Corridor Partners
• Fox Valley Workforce Development
Board (FVWDB)
• Wisconsin Economic Development
Association (WEDA)
Total New Construction: Commercial
$90,000,000 - —
- -
$80,000000
$70,000000
S60,000,000
Oshkosh
N $50000000
Appleton
G een Bay
a $40.000.000
G
Fond du Lw
$50000000
f — Neenah
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$20.000000
$10,000000
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2005 2006
2007 2008 2009 2010
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Unemployment Rates
Commercial Development in
• 1930 Building Permits Issued
• 575 Commercial Permits Issued
• 250,000 square feet new construction
• $19 million in value
• 252 new incorporations in 2009
. 36% increase over 2008
• 39,000 People Employed in City of
Oshkosh
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Commercial Development in
• 2058 Building Permits Issued
• 970 Commercial Permits Issued
• 400,000 square feet new construction
• $60 million in value (includes UWO)
• 39,234 People Employed in City of
Oshkosh
• Business Week named Oshkosh "Best
Place to Raise Your Kids" in Wisconsin in
2010
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New Openings in Oshkosh
• Benvenutos Italian Grill
• Blue Agave Southwest Grill
• Cobblestone Inn
• Sonic Drive-in€
• Mahoney's lVifl✓
• Gardina's ��-
• Dublin's Irish Pub Y'
• Murray's Irish Pub
• Best Buy os ST
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Opportunities in Oshkosh
• South Shore Redevelopment District
• Granary
• Pioneer
• Former Miles Kimball Site
• Riverfront sites
• Boat Works
• Jeld -Wen site
• Marion Road Redevelopment Sites
• Riverfront- Bayshore
• 41 Corridor
Aviation Plaza
Sears Grand
Market Fair
• Landmark Plaza
• North Side
. Fair Acres
Current Project Summary
• 175,000 Sq. Ft. UW- Oshkosh Academic Building
• 37,600 Sq. Ft. CitizensFirst Corporate Headquarters
• 26,000 Sq. Ft. FVTC Training Center
• 18,000 Sq. Ft. addition to EAA Hangar
• 14,400 Sq. ft. Morton Pharmacy
• 8,717 Sq. Ft. Dermatology Associates
• 7,300 sq. ft. Accu- Com Otfices
• 5,000 Sq. Ft. Schenk Business Solutions
• 5,000 Sq. Ft. Herling Clark
• 300 Seat Benvenuto's Italian Grill — Landmark Plaza
• 300 Seat Blue Agave restaurant - Horizon Outlet Mall
• Sonic of Oshkosh
• The Rivers
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EASTERN FOX RIVER CORRIDOR
Pioneer Drive Area
Pioneer Drive Area
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Pioneer Inn Site
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Bayshore Cottages
Aviation Plaza
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Market Fair
Fair Acres
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Renewegy
Miles Kimball
r Marvel Manufacturing
Increasing Access to Capital
ORIGIN
Business Retention Program
Annual Progress Report
e point Economic Development Marketing