More than 170 business, civic and government leaders attended the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast in person, with another 100 attending virtually.
CEO of the Blowing Rock Chamber of Commerce Charles Hardin began the introductions of the keynote speakers at the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast on Jan. 20.
Christopher Chung, CEO of the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina nonprofit was introduced as one of the leading voices of economic development in the nation and did not disappoint, Jan. 20, for the High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast at the Grandview Ballroom (North End Zone facility, Appalachian State University).
CEO Christopher Chung of the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina nonprofit was one of two keynote speakers for the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast, Jan. 20, in the Grandview Ballroom of the North End Zone facility at Appalachian State University. The event was hosted by the Boone Area and Blowing Rock chambers of commerce.
NC Bankers Association economist and finance professor at Appalachian State University, Dr. Harry Davis served as one of two keynote speakers for the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast in the North End Zone facility on the campus of Appalachian State University, Jan. 20.
Prices are going up with a tight labor market and shortage of housing units in the U.S., said Dr. Harry Davis at the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff, Jan. 20.
Dr. Harry Davis told the audience at the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast, Jan. 20, that the federal legislation to 'Build Back Better' should emphasize infrastructure spending and vocational education. 'We need more plumbers, electricians, and builders to fill more than 10 million unfilled jobs,' he told the almost 300 attending both in-person and virtually.
Prices are going up with a tight labor market and shortage of housing units in the U.S., said Dr. Harry Davis at the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff, Jan. 20.
BOONE — One outlined his role as a “mirror,” the other looked into his “crystal ball.”
Together, the two keynote speakers for the annual High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast offered members of the co-host Boone and Blowing Rock chambers of commerce a scintillating view of the current business environment. The event was held at the Grandview Ballroom of the North End Zone Facility on the campus of Appalachian State University, Jan. 20.
Christopher Chung, CEO of the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina nonprofit was introduced as one of the leading voices of economic development in the nation and did not disappoint, Jan. 20, for the High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast at the Grandview Ballroom (North End Zone facility, Appalachian State University).
More than 170 business, civic and government leaders attended the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast in person, with another 100 attending virtually.
CEO Christopher Chung of the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina nonprofit was one of two keynote speakers for the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast, Jan. 20, in the Grandview Ballroom of the North End Zone facility at Appalachian State University. The event was hosted by the Boone Area and Blowing Rock chambers of commerce.
CEO of the Blowing Rock Chamber of Commerce Charles Hardin began the introductions of the keynote speakers at the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast on Jan. 20.
NC Bankers Association economist and finance professor at Appalachian State University, Dr. Harry Davis served as one of two keynote speakers for the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast in the North End Zone facility on the campus of Appalachian State University, Jan. 20.
Dr. Harry Davis told the audience at the 2022 High Country Economic Kickoff Breakfast, Jan. 20, that the federal legislation to 'Build Back Better' should emphasize infrastructure spending and vocational education. 'We need more plumbers, electricians, and builders to fill more than 10 million unfilled jobs,' he told the almost 300 attending both in-person and virtually.
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