Can Do! is kicking off its 2016 monthly programming with a panel discussion featuring leaders from three key area economic development organizations: Bob Trezise with Lansing Economic Area Partnership, Marilyn Crowley with the Michigan Department of Talent and Economic Development and Gregg Guetschow with the City of Charlotte. The panel will discuss the outlook and possibilities for the Charlotte region at 7 a.m., Wednesday, Jan. 27, at the Charlotte Community Library.
“Each speaker will discuss regional prosperity strategic plans, and the resources and programs available for our community,” said Barbara Fulton, Can Do! chair. “There will also be discussion regarding collaborative opportunities and local initiatives.”
Audience members will have the chance to ask questions of the speakers following their presentations. Fulton will be facilitating the panel discussion.
The Charlotte Community Library is located at 226 S. Bostwick Street, in Charlotte.
Can Do! (Charlotte Area Networking for Development and Opportunity) is a community-networking group designed to engage community members to support economic development and quality of life initiatives. Free meetings on the fourth Wednesday of each month are open to everyone, and feature speakers and topics relative to the promotion and development of the Charlotte community.
For more information about Can Do! please join one of the monthly meetings or email charlottecando@gmail.com. You can also find Can Do! on Facebook.
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