Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corporation
Fostering economic growth in Schoharie County since 2019
SEEC serves as a liaison to local municipalities and institutional leaders with the common goal of highlighting distinctive points of light within the community, cultivating entrepreneurial endeavors, and enhancing the ability of local businesses to add value to their enterprises.
Current Opportunities
Village of Sharon Springs Small Project Fund - $70,000
Sharon Springs was awarded $2.25 million as a NY Forward initiative. Designed to support small-scale projects that improve the downtown, SEEC is administering the $300,000 Small Project Fund. Starting in July, SEEC will schedule FREE architectural consultations for eligible property owners. Funding is limited, and awards will be distributed on a first-come, first-served basis.
Date: Round 3 - Opened May 1
Applications are accepted on a rolling basis until the full $70,000 fund has been fully awarded..
Schoharie Gateway Plan: Second Public Workshop Shape the Front Door of Schoharie
Based on community input, the Town of Schoharie has drafted new regulations to protect local character and ensure high-quality development at the I-88 Exit 23 gateway. Join our workshop to review the proposed regulations and share your feedback! Click here to view the draft Schoharie Gateway Regulations (available beginning September 18th) and to learn more about the project.
When: September 21st from 7:00-8:30
Where: Christ the Shepard Lutheran Church - 289 Main Street, Schoharie
Yoga at 287 Main
Join Lucianna for 45 minutes of Yin & Flow—a blend of movement and stretch suitable for all levels. Bring your yoga mat.
$10 (cash, Venmo, or Zelle).
Join Us for the SEEC Annual Open House!
Community isn’t just where we live—it’s what we build together.
At Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corp (SEEC), our mission has always been anchored in a simple, enduring truth: true economic and community revitalization doesn't happen in a silo. It happens when business owners, civic leaders, regional partners, and neighbors unite around a shared vision for our county’s future.
That is the essence of Collective Impact—and it’s the heartbeat of everything we do.
We cordially invite you to celebrate this shared vision with us at our Annual Open House on Thursday, October 15, 2026, at 287 Main in Schoharie.
Date: December 2, 2026
Date: June through September 2026
SEEC Annual Toast of the Town: December 2, 2026
Join SEEC as we celebrate the people, organizations, and partnerships that help make Schoharie County a vibrant place to live, work, and grow.
Our upcoming Toast of the Town event will bring together community leaders, local businesses, nonprofit partners, and residents for an evening dedicated to recognizing achievements, fostering connections, and celebrating the collective efforts that strengthen our region.
Whether through innovation, service, leadership, or community investment, the individuals and organizations we honor demonstrate the power of working together to create lasting impact.
Mark your calendars!
Discover Local Talent: Visit the Gallery at 287 Main!
Looking for a healthy dose of inspiration? We invite you to step inside our gallery doors at 287 Main Street! In collaboration with Schoharie County Arts, our current exhibitions are filling the space with incredible regional talent, and we would love for you to drop by and explore.
The building is packed with creativity from the ground floor up, making it the perfect local stop to discover the stories behind the work:
First Floor | Featured Artist: Sharlene Vanderbilt Take your time exploring a stunning collection of paintings by Sharlene Vanderbilt. Her work brings a unique, vibrant vision to our first-floor gallery space that is well worth a visit.
Second Floor | CRCS High School Student Art Exhibition Head upstairs to celebrate the next generation of regional creatives! The second floor is hosting a vibrant showcase of student artwork—including magnificent paintings, multimedia collages, and architectural drafts—all created under the expert instruction of teacher Matthew Hopkins at the Cobleskill-Richmondville Central School District.
The exhibitions are on display through September 2026, so make sure to plan a visit next time you are on Main Street. Come support our local artists and experience the vibrant creative spirit of our community!
Date: September 21, 2026
Digital Enlightenment Session 4: Brand Positioning & Social Media Strategy for Small Businesses
Ready to turn heads and reach the right audience? Join Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corp (SEEC) for Session #4 of the 2026 Digital Power Hour series. Learn how to sharpen your brand voice and master strategic social media marketing from Destination Marketing Corporation leaders Cassandra Martin Majestic (President & CEO) and Ryan Geraghty (Marketing & Communications Director).
Key Takeaways
Stand out confidently in a crowded market.
Build a memorable, recognizable brand identity.
Shift from posting randomly to executing a high-impact social media plan.
Gain actionable insights directly from a proven, real-world rural tourism rebrand.
Event Details
Date & Time: Monday, September 28 | 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM
Location: Online or in person at 287 Main St., Schoharie, NY
Cost: Free to attend (Registration required)
Register Now— Seats are limited. Reserve your spot today or contact progress@seecny.org / 518-517-1700 for more details.
Date: September 28, 2026
Date: October 15, 2026 - 4:30-6:30 PM
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Community Vitality
We strive to create community opportunities and spaces that enhance the quality of life for all who live in and visit Schoharie County.
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Economic Development
SEEC engages in a variety of projects that support economic development in Schoharie County, NY, benefiting both businesses and community members.
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Investment Opportunities
Investors of all levels are invited to contribute to local activities that foster community vitality.
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Business Resources
We provide a wide range of resources—including funding, marketing, digital tools, and valuable information—to Schoharie County business owners who drive and enrich our local economy.