Corinna Moebius connects people to place and places to people as a consultant, teacher, writer, tour guide and placemaking advocate. She is also a public speaker and facilitator.

Corinna focuses on the mindful economic development, preservation and revitalization of urban business districts and commercial corridors. The "hyperlocal."

She is particularly skilled at reaching and engaging diverse community stakeholders, working with them to:

• preserve, share and cultivate a district's or corridor's special spirit of place;
• identify and enhance place-based drivers of social and creative capital;
• facilitate local economic development, sustainability and resilience.

Her practice areas reflect the diverse skills and experience she has garnered from her 20-year career helping places become vibrant, inclusive and sustainable:

• business district development and revitalization;
• placemaking, urban design and transportation planning;
• asset-based community development;
• civic engagement and public participation, outreach and education;
• arts and cultural development;
• cultural/civic tourism and destination development;
• hyperlocal media and location-based marketing;
• small business development and support.

On January, 2012, Corinna launched an extensive online guide to her own Miami neighborhood of Little Havana (LittleHavanaGuide.com). The guide includes nearly 100 of her original articles about local arts, culture, small businesses, etc. Corinna is also working on a print version of the guide and a book.

Corinna also leads exciting walking tours of Little Havana.

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