OZ 101: What It Is and Why Now
Audience: Broad, newcomers and re-engagers. The history of OZ, the three benefits, how to participate, and what OZ 2.0 changes.
Webinars, short-form clips, and show notes for OZ practitioners. All free.
10 sessions · May to September 2026 · 30 min each · Co-presented with OZ2.org · CPE/CLE credit in process
These sessions are co-branded with Greg Troin and the OZ2 Agency, which hosts the registration infrastructure and replay library.
Audience: Broad, newcomers and re-engagers. The history of OZ, the three benefits, how to participate, and what OZ 2.0 changes.
Audience: CPAs, attorneys, advisors. QOF structure, the gains clock, program stacking, and the client conversation guide.
Audience: Investors, developers. OZ 1.0 lessons learned, deal spotlights, and OZ 2.0 implications.
Audience: Economic development directors, state officials, investors. The designation process, zone selection, Treasury guidance gaps, and what to do right now.
Webinar hosting lives on OZ2.org. This page is an HFA-branded directory. Each card links out to OZ2.org for registration or replay. CPE/CLE accreditation is in process, with NASBA application planned for June 2026.
30 to 90-second clips extracted from podcast episodes and webinars. Five series, 18 target clips. Also available on LinkedIn, YouTube Shorts, and Instagram Reels.
5 clips. Each opens with a myth and closes with the truth. Built for fast hooks and strong shares.
4 clips. Clean explainers covering what an OZ is, the 3 benefits, the six-month window, and the 10-year exit.
4 clips. Story-driven examples including Brookville, Valley House Flats, Cleveland, Peak Drift, and the Everyday Deal.
3 clips. Designation-focused content on what changed, the new window, and what practitioners need to do.
2 clips. Designed to be forwarded: “If you have a client with capital gains, watch this.” “If your town is in an OZ, watch this.”
Searchable index of all episode show notes. Each entry includes key links, guest bio, timestamps, and the newsletter that paired with that episode.
View Show Notes ArchiveThe following downloads are available to newsletter subscribers. Subscribe to The OZ Briefing to access.
The three benefits, the six-month investment window, and the 2026 designation timeline in a single page.
Which of the three OZ pathways, Solo, Sponsor, or Join, fits your client’s situation.
For economic development directors. What to prepare before July 1, 2026.
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