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Strategic Planning- Northeast Sustainable Energy Association

Northeast Sustainable Energy Association (NESEA)
Timeline: July 2007 to July 2009
This professional association is for practitioners who are furthering green and sustainable buildings and communities. In 1994, a design charrette was done to build a new sustainable building for their headquarters. Recently, New Commons was engaged in a strategic planning and a governance process.

Creative Providence: A Cultural Plan for Providence, RI

City of Providence, Department of Art, Culture + Tourism
Timeline: August 2008 to September 2009

Creative Providence Cultural plan will:

  • Be the result of a broadly inclusive, city-wide process;
  • Attempt to integrate arts, culture, and creativity into all aspects of city life by making specific, realistic recommendations for action;
  • Aim to stimulate economic development, strengthen the creative economy, education, and civic engagement, and, enhance the quality of life in the City of Providence;
  • Serve as a catalyst for metro and statewide conversations about the evolution of arts, culture, and creativity in Providence;
  • Recognize artists, arts administrators, and cultural institutions as leaders already shaping the 21st century environment; and
  • Provide emerging arts leaders and experienced professionals a collaborative platform to explore innovative and creative strategies for enriching arts, culture, and creativity in the capital city. 

Provincetown Next Economy

The Cape Cod Economic Development Council
Timeline: 2008 to 2009

The CCEDC serves the entire Cape. Having facilitated a strategic planning process and drafted a plan in 2003, New Commons was recently re-engaged to facilitate the process of updating the plan.

Strategic Planning - Economic Development Plan

RI Dept. of Statewide Planning
Timeline: 2006 to 2008
Today, design and design mindfulness are critical capabilities and dimensions of planning  especially in relation to the creation of liveable and sustainable economies and built environments. The intention of the Statewide Planning design project is to begin reframing Statewide Planning's approach to economic development policies and planning by understanding and creating design capability within the agency. Following this initial pilot, it is intended to expand the adoption of design into other planning areas including implementation of the Land Use 2025 plan.

Providence Connects

City of Providence
Timeline: 2005 to 2008
This is a citywide, human and technology network for the Mayor of Providence that connects jobs to people, people to jobs, businesses to each other, and to opportunities: Involved with implementation of this initiative through outreach and coordination.

Family Service of RI


Timeline: 1985 to 2009

This is RI's largest and fastest growing comprehensive human service organization that responds creatively to the unmet needs of individuals, families, and the community by building partnerships that help people help themselves: Projects included strategic planning, coaching, team building, and organizational structure to the states.

NRI Community Services


Timeline: 2005 to 2006
This is a full service community-based organization, including housing: A strategic planning process as well as a program on innovation and entrepreneurship for the leadership team.

Rhode Island Housing Corporation


Timeline: 1994 to 2010
RI Housing serves as the state's Housing Mortgage and Finance Corporation. New Commons has provided ongoing strategic planning (3 plans); network structure to respond to cities, towns, and for-profit developers; coaching; and professional development. Current major focus is sustainable development sustainable homes.

Providence Plan Neighborhood Housing and Providence Neighborhood Corp


Timeline: 1996 to 2001
This was a quasi-public agency of the city of Providence that developed affordable housing: plan to produce more housing and redesign of the agency.

Providence Housing Authority


Timeline: 1995 to 2000; 2010
PHA is the agency responsible for the public housing program in Providence and other federal, state, and local programs for residents. New Commons delivered workshops and trainings for strategic and implementation plans and increasing departmental efficiencies.
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