This year’s speakers reflect the strategy EDC has been building around a more diverse and sustainable regional economy:
Patience Fairbrother Wallace brings a national perspective on the competition for talent and the growing importance of place, quality of life, and community in attracting the people and businesses that drive economic growth.
Dave Duggal, founder of EnterpriseWeb, brings that story home. He has built an innovative technology company in Glens Falls, demonstrating that entrepreneurs and next-generation businesses can thrive and compete on a global scale from the Adirondack region.
And through MOSAIC, we’ll highlight the growing role of arts, culture, and the creative economy as economic infrastructure. Supporting vibrant communities, attracting talent, and strengthening the experiences that make people want to visit, live, and invest here.
Different perspectives. One connected strategy.
Our Experiential, Service, and Enterprise Economies are structured around the same idea: the regional economy of the future won’t be built around any single industry. It will be built by connecting talent, innovation, place, and opportunity.
That’s the conversation we want to keep moving forward at this year’s Annual Luncheon.
September 30th | Fort William Henry Carriage House
Registration begins at 11:30 AM | Program at Noon
Tickets at: https://lnkd.in/guwyq4bd