Our Members
Midtown Alliance
Atlanta, GA
Midtown Alliance is a non-profit membership organization and a coalition of business and community leaders dedicated to building a vibrant urban experience in the heart of Atlanta. Guided by a visionary master plan, Blueprint Midtown, and in partnership with the Midtown Improvement District, Midtown has become a national model for urban excellence.
East Baltimore Development Inc.
Baltimore, MD
EBDI was created to rejuvenate the historic neighborhood surrounding the University. EBDI has worked with the community and other leaders to acquire land, purchase homes, attract new residents to the area, and improve the overall quality of life for existing residents as part of a $1 billion dollar redevelopment plan.
Baton Rouge Health District
Baton Rouge, LA
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
MASCO Boston
Boston, MA
The Medical Academic and Scientific Community Organization (MASCO) was founded in 1977 to address issues of inefficient land use, parking, traffic, and duplication of services for the LMA. As the area planner and shared service provider, MASCO is making it less complicated for LMA visitors and workers to find the neighborhood and get to where they need to go.
Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus
Buffalo, NY
The Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus, Inc. (BNMC Inc.) is a self-sustaining social enterprise successfully combining innovation, job creation, and urban revitalization. It serves as the umbrella organization of the anchor institutions that make up the Buffalo Niagara Medical Campus located within the 120-acre campus bordering Allentown, the Fruit Belt and Downtown.
Uptown Consortium, Inc.
Cincinnati, OH
Home to 15% of Cincinnati’s population, anchor institutions that include a major tourist destination, a university, and seven hospitals, the Uptown district is a combination of seven Cincinnati neighborhoods: Avondale, Clifton, Corryville and Clifton Heights, University Heights, Fairview (known as CUF) and Mt. Auburn. This culturally and economically diverse district has thrived in part from the work of the Uptown Consortium, established in 2005.
Health-Tech Corridor
Cleveland, OH
The Cleveland Health-Tech Corridor (HTC) is a prime location for bio-medical, healthcare and technology companies looking to take advantage of close proximity to four world-class healthcare institutions including the Cleveland Clinic and University Hospitals, six business incubators, four academic centers, and more than 130 high-tech and health-tech companies engaged in the business of innovation.
University Circle Inc.
Cleveland, OH
University Circle Inc. (UCI) is community service corporation responsible for developing, providing services to, and advocating for the University Circle neighborhood in Cleveland, OH. UCI is responsible for the growth of University Circle as a premier urban district and world-class center of innovation in health care, education, and arts & culture.
Campus Partners
Columbus, OH
The University District in Columbus encompasses 13 diverse neighborhoods, all connected by their proximity to The Ohio State University (OSU). The mammoth institution is the city’s top employer with more than 28,000 employees. OSU joined with the city of Columbus to create Campus Partners in 1995 to lead the efforts to revitalize the neighborhoods around OSU’s main campus, improving the area for students, staff, and the community.
Midtown Detroit, Inc.
Detroit, MI
A two square mile area just north of downtown Detroit is the city’s latest success story. Anchored by the Detroit Medical Center, Henry Ford Health System, and Wayne State University, Midtown has become a vibrant business district, cultural center, and residential neighborhood with the help and leadership of Midtown Detroit, Inc. (MDI).
Midtown Indianapolis Inc.
Indianapolis, IN
Midtown Indy is a community services organization committed to positively impacting the quality of life and economic vitality of the collective neighborhoods of Midtown Indianapolis. We bring people, neighborhood associations, businesses and cultural organizations together to encourage collaborative initiatives that result in a more economically attractive, healthy and sustainable Midtown region.
Parkway Museums District
Philadelphia, PA
The Parkway Museums District is a major cultural/educational/civic district that serves hundreds of thousands of city and regional residents, school children, national and international tourists, and generates a significant collective economic impact – in jobs created, visitors, hotel room nights, and both city and state tax revenues. The Parkway Council exists to enhance, promote, and advocate for this exceptional cultural destination.
University City, Inc.
Philadelphia, PA
Just minutes west of downtown Philadelphia, the University City neighborhood is home to the University of Pennsylvania, Drexel University, the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, and University of the Sciences. The University City District (UCD) was created to help revitalize the West Philadelphia community.
Oakland Business Improvement District
Pittsburgh, PA
The Oakland Business Improvement District (OBID) has helped establish the Oakland neighborhood as a vibrant business district. OBID helps attract and retain the best businesses and promote the economic development of the neighborhood through clean and safe programs
Oakland Planning and Development Corporation
Pittsburgh, PA
Founded in 1980, Oakland Planning and Development Corporation (OPDC) is committed to making Oakland a great place to live, work, visit and play by providing a variety of services that meet the community’s most critical needs.
Park Central Development
St. Louis, MO
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Washington University Medical Center Redevelopment Corporation
St. Louis, MO
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University Hill Corporation
Syracuse, NY
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Main South Community Development Corporation
Worcester, MA
In 1986, the Main South Community Development Corporation (MSCDC) was established to help address neighborhood concerns about increased crime, lack of affordable housing, and economic development. Anchored by Clark University, the historic research university, MSCDC has been working to improve the Main South neighborhood, only about a mile from downtown Worcester.
Worcester Business Development Corporation
Worcester, MA
Worcester Business Development Corporation is a non-profit business organization whose mission is to rebuild and revitalize the city of Worcester. The difference from other, similar plans was that this plan included working with businesses in the surrounding area of Worcester to create new jobs and try to expand the tax base.