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CERC was asked to be part of the team preparing and presenting testimony in rebuttal of the recommended closing of the Groton-New London Sub Base. |
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Since 2003, CERC has contracted with the Office of Policy and Management (OPM) to provide administrative support and marketing services related to the ongoing activities of the Connecticut Energy Advisory Board (CEAB). |
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The Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD) partnered with CERC in 1999 during the process of adopting and developing the Connecticut Industry Cluster Initiative, the state's strategy for conducting economic development. |
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The Department of Public Utility Control (DPUC) was looking for a way to inform and educate consumers about the current status of electric restructuring. |
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CERC conducted an economic impact analysis using an econometric model that included information on the industry structure of New London County, abutting counties and the balance of Connecticut. |
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CERC was hired to carry out a multi-faceted campaign focusing solely on recruiting employers to InternHere.com, a free web site that connects college students with local employers offering internship opportunities. |
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CERC was approached by RGP to work with Mount Auburn Associates to produce a detailed analysis of economic structure, industry performance and demographic change. |
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Since 1997, CERC has contracted with the Office of Policy and Management (OPM) and most recently the Office of Business Advocate to operate the Smart Start program, the personal business assistance service of the Connecticut Licensing Info Center (www.CT-CLIC.com). Utilizing a streamlined customer friendly approach, Smart Start guides new, relocating and expanding businesses through the state regulatory process. |
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As part of Connecticut’s Industry Cluster Initiative led by the Governor’s Competitiveness Council under the direction of the Department of Economic and Community Development (DECD), CERC was contracted in 1999 to implement the marketing and public relations of an outreach campaign with the tagline of You Belong in Connecticut. |
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