How the layer fits together
AI Brain, AI Employees, AI Systems, Content Engine, Business Intelligence and Mission Intelligence, sized for a small economic development office.
From the OEDA Summit · Dayton
The Intelligence Layer for Economic Development
The project your office has put off for thirty years was waiting on one thing: resources. This free guide shows how a small office gets them back.
Planning a January cohort for economic development offices. Join the waitlist
What’s inside
Real work from a real office
The examples from the session
The six recurring jobs, a JobsOhio RFI run through the eight-step IF System Standard, and a reporting workflow that gave back at least 280 hours a year.
Security, then three steps
A page on keeping your data safe, the questions your board and commissioners will ask, and three steps to start this month.
From the session
The AI-Native ED Office
You just watched Richland Area Chamber & Economic Development show real work: a corridor scoring project, automated reporting and an airport plan. This guide puts the thinking behind it on paper, so your office can start on its own list.
Shared at the OEDA Summit in Dayton on October 8, 2026, by If Possible.
Colleen Cook & Scott Williams
If Possible
One question
What has been sitting in your office for years because nobody had time to start it?
The guide is a good place to begin. Yours to keep, free.
Coming in January
Build the layer in your office, with us
We’re planning a cohort just for economic development offices, starting in January. You build your own AI Brain, your first AI Employees and the kind of reporting that gave Richland back 280 hours a year, alongside Colleen and Scott.
Join the waitlist and you’ll be the first to hear the dates and details. No commitment.