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9 May 2024 | |
Written by Chris Wagar | |
Session Day Recaps |
On March 20th, Class XXVII got a crash course in Economic Development in the Tri-Cities.
The objective of the session was to provide an overview of the various economic development trends, programs, and needs of the community, as well as the needs of businesses—and their employees—that may be considering relocation to our area. Class XXVII participants also had the opportunity to learn more about the challenges our community leaders are facing and the steps they are taking to overcome these issues.
Finally, the goal was to increase awareness of community partnerships and ways we can all contribute to the enhancement and diversification of our community.
The session featured an immersive agenda courtesy of our three Session Day Sponsors:
We would also like to thank the Session Director, Shauna Sanders (Class III alumna), and Session Director -Shadow, Beau Ruff (Class XXVI alumnus), for organizing the agenda.
The session included the following:
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