Objectives achieve economies of scale in small towns, coastal areas. river and rural communities through the application of a team effort across multiple communities that share in the marketing and sales costs.
Commercial Strategies with Economies of Scale
Mission create new sustainable wealth and economic opportunities by:
improving local knowledge and expertise, ensure accountability and responsibility by participants,
educating clients to ensure respect for local values and traditions,
utilizing market forces to achieve economies of scale and purchasing power, developing markets for products and services, focusing on sustainable projects in tourism, energy efficiency and supply chain, generating capital resources for small enterprises, and partnering with local government and nonprofits to reach into a community.
Projects that Draw on Local History Traditions and Talents
Arezza is a local, collective, multidisciplinary, private, sustainable community economic development business that focuses on projects that create new entrepreneurial opportunities in local areas around the world:
made specifically for your community and unique to your region,
via a multidisciplinary approach that rests on the following income creating pillars: education and training, energy efficiency, travel related services and local products,
drawing on resources and expertise in a carefully constructed partnership unique to the culture, values and needs of your territory,
entrepreneurial - to create, try something new, and to succeed,
sustainable with quality skills that empower individuals in the community and in respect of the environment,
A Collective Multidisciplinary Approach to Wealth Creation
Where history and culture, knowledge and learning, local citizens and visitors, the past and the future come together and, building on past achievements, create new opportunities; communities are selected because of geographical location and proximity to transport assets.
A Revenue Sharing Program
Special Purpose Vehicles - SPVs - are created for each participating community, each capitalized at US$ 50 thousand. Individual investors participate with cash or in kind up to US$ 5,000 with shares of US$ 100.
Investors can participate in one or more SPVs and can own up to 50 percent in each entity. The balance of SPV shares are owned by Arezza (the project sponsor), local stakeholders (public, private and non-profit) and staff who receive compensation from the local revenue sharing program.
Local SPVs are independent of each other but benefit from a joint marketing, sales and management program.
