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Bedford Economic Alliance (BEA)
The Bedford Economic Alliance (BEA) is a dedicated effort by the Town of Bedford to lift up, support and promote businesses throughout the town.
With a goal of forming alliances among business leaders, nonprofits, civic groups, and economic drivers, the BEA will provide platforms for knowledge-sharing and collaboration.
Our launch event on May 4th included dynamic speakers and networking opportunities. If you are a business owner/leader in Bedford, we are inviting you to complete our feedback survey to solicit feedback and continue brainstorming about ways in which the Town can best support businesses and foster collaboration between stakeholders.
Summer Sizzles
Summer Sizzles is a coordinated program to cross-promote participating businesses on dedicated days with the goal of generating opportunities for vibrancy, awareness, and foot traffic in Bedford Hills. Each participating business will provide a "hot deal" to patrons on the campaign days, July 13, 20 and 27th. View the Summer Sizzles page for more information.
On-Going Feedback
If you are a Bedford business owner/leader who would like to share your feedback about the Bedford Economic Alliance, we invite you to complete our feedback survey.
Events
Social Media 101
Bedford business leaders gathered to learn more about the power of social media and network with one another. Visit Quick Links to access the presentation.
Launch Event
Over 100 people attended the launch of the Bedford Economic Alliance. We gathered at the Bedford Hills Community House with business owners from all over town - storefronts to service professionals, at-home start ups to food trucks. The powerhouse program was facilitated by Fran Hauser and included:
- Casey Carter: Bijou
- Jason Charles: Bazodee Street Foods
- Cori Estrow and Mike Leibowitz: Country Willow
- Marialisa Zywotchenko: Cyrus Contracting
The program highlighted what is possible if everyone with a goal of economic vibrancy makes some time to connect: inspiration, resources, generosity, jobs, advocacy, events, marketing opportunities, investors, mentors and community. The panel discussion was powerful and inspiring. In Fran's final question, "What's one word that describes what connections mean to you?" We heard: Relationships, Strength, Community, Relationships (again!) and Inspiration. These responses will help us shape what the BEA can do to help!
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Laurie Hilliard
Bedford Business PromoterPhone: 914-441-9055
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Social Media 101 Presentation
Learn to Like, Share & Follow