In the context of economic development, Economic Resiliency is inclusive of three primary attributes: 1) the ability to recover quickly from a shock, 2) the ability to withstand a shock and 3) the ability to avoid the shock altogether. US Economic Development Administration The role of economic developers became even more vital as the Coronavirus Pandemic impacted businesses and communities across the country. The recovery time of economic shocks can be significantly shortened by how quickly economic developers can adapt and respond to all stakeholders. The interactive TN Economic Resiliency Course will spotlight real life “cause and effect” case studies presented and dissected by leading economic development practitioners and resiliency experts. Course topics include defining disasters, crisis mitigation, resiliency strategies, lessons learned and resiliency resources. Early registration discount ends: Sept. 9, 2025 Training Contact: CIS Admin-Support cis.support@tennessee.edu