Proactive partnership starts here.
Since 2003, we’ve been helping businesses and investors succeed. As a non-profit economic development organization of the County of Wetaskiwin, the Joint Economic Development Initiative (JEDI) supports and encourages successful development throughout the region.
Whether you’re relocating or expanding, growing a local business, or exploring new opportunities, we’re here with the support and resources to help make your dream a reality.
Expertise and Services
We’re here to help.
Whether you’re looking for real estate, planning to expand your operations, or exploring investment opportunities, JEDI is ready to support you. We provide practical information, useful contacts, tailored resources, and reliable guidance to help you move your project forward.
We also work closely with government, business associations, and educational institutions to support a strong local economy. By collaborating with our partners, we help shape long-term growth strategies and promote the County of Wetaskiwin on a broader scale.
Enterprising ideas start here.
Our Community
Central Alberta has a natural advantage – and the County of Wetaskiwin is no exception.
Across our 3,380 square kilometres, the County offers plenty of room and opportunity for business growth. You’ll find everything you need to move forward, accessible transportation routes, affordable real estate, a supportive business environment, and a skilled workforce ready to be part of your success.
The County of Wetaskiwin’s Future
Our greatest successes are still ahead.
Our motivation is simple, the people we work with and the progress we build together. Seeing a strong, vibrant community grow in the County of Wetaskiwin is what makes our work meaningful.
We’re committed to supporting our clients every step of the way—helping them move forward, solve challenges, and reach their goals. And as they grow, so does the potential of the entire County.
Every day, we’re here to help turn new ideas into real opportunities, knowing that the County’s biggest successes are still taking shape.
