myregion.org
Wednesday, January 29, 2003 VOLUME 2 ISSUE 2  
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CONTENTS
American Red Cross of Central Florida Appoints myregion.org Chairman to CEO Position
Pioneers of Connectivity
Champions of Sustainability
Ten Key Findings from Legacy 2002
What is keeping us from our vision?
Promoting Regional Integration in the Americas
Osceola County Re-Vision Day
 WHERE IN THE REGION

Where is this regional "main street" located?

Clermont

Daytona Beach

Eustis

Kissimmee

Sanford

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Last week, 47% of voters correctly identified the historic landmark.
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FUN FACTS
   
  Between 1990 and 2001, the average price of a house went up about 80 percent, while the average wage went up about 30 percent – a huge difference and a source of increasing anxiety for our wage earners. In just the last two years, housing prices went up 23 percent, while wages increased just 6 percent.

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HEADLINES

American Red Cross of Central Florida Appoints myregion.org Chairman to CEO Position
Joel Hass has been appointed the new Chief Executive Officer of the American Red Cross of Central Florida.
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Pioneers of Connectivity
Before myregion.org engaged business, community, institutional leaders and the citizens of Central Florida in frank discussions about the future of our region, two years ago a local organization in the Greater Orlando area was already involved in a grassroots effort of trying to understand the elements that contribute to a healthy and sustainable community.
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Champions of Sustainability
The Healthy Community Initiative of Greater Orlando recently recognized several members of myregion.org’s volunteer leadership as “Champions of Sustainability”, for being change agents in the community and for making a positive difference in the areas of nature, economy, society and individual well- being.
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Ten Key Findings from Legacy 2002
Legacy 2002, a project of the Healthy Community Initiative of Greater Orlando, brings together 30 indicators of sustainability – long-term health and vitality in all sectors – for Greater Orlando and Orange County.
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What is keeping us from our vision?
International commerce has been redefined for the 21st century. Advances in technology and new trading blocs are diminishing national borders and fusing commercial markets. A new knowledge base and a greater understanding of other cultures have impacted the way we live and work.
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Promoting Regional Integration in the Americas
At a recent Orlando Regional Chamber Global Business Advisory Board (GBAB) meeting, Inés Calderon, Executive Director of Florida FTAA, Inc., spoke to business and community leaders in the international arena about the most important trade program in the history of the hemisphere – the Free Trade Area of the Americas (FTAA).
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Osceola County Re-Vision Day
Take advantage of this rare chance to touch the future and set a course to a brighter tomorrow!
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 PROJECT STAGES

myregion.org
is not a quick fix. It's a 2-year project to learn about the region. The project is divided into seven stages:
 
1. Project Organization
2. Information Collection
3. Information Analysis
4. Conclusion Development
5. Opportunities Evaluation
6. Documentation
7. Shaping the Region
 
myregion.org will be focusing on Stage 4 and 5 through January 2003.
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 LEADERSHIP
 SPOTLIGHT

 

Ray L. Larsen, Executive Director, Healthy Community Initiative of Greater Orlando and myregion.org CEO Roundtable member

 

"HCI's indicators provide a starting point to help generate a growing sense of care and responsibility for the future of our communities. We can accurately highlight trends in education, income, health, diversity, and families. But our strength is in being a region, not a city or a county. We must look at things from a regional perspective to compete in today's world. Building on the work being accomplished by myregion.org is critical."

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