What the Iowa Lakes Development Corporation Has Accomplished

14 Jun 2022

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Do you want to learn more about the Iowa Lakes Development Corporation and what we have accomplished for our communities? Our organization prides itself on transparency and we are always open to having a conversation and answering your questions. We also hold quarterly investor meetings where all of our local investors are invited to attend, learn more and ask questions.

Quarterly Partner Meetings

If you can’t attend a quarterly partner meeting you can watch a video recording or read the report after the fact.

We publish an Annual Report that highlights our activities and major accomplishments for the region. You can download the Iowa Lakes Corridor Development Corporation’s 2021 Annual Report here.

To support the Corridor and our mission of improving the local economy, click here. You can read the Case for Investment and complete a pledge form.

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