Creating America's Newest Regional Partnership
It is important to consider how the work of one organization or public entity can affect its counterparts next door or across the region. As a myregion.org partner, the Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce is looking at a new direction for its work in serving the Central Florida region more effectively and efficiently.
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What Are Central Florida's Economic Priorites?
As Central Florida strives to be a great place for people to live, learn, work and play, one important ingredient is the ability to sustain and increase economic competitiveness in the ever-changing global economy.
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Central Florida Regional Growth Vision - What Can You Do?
In August, a Shared Growth Vision for Central Florida was presented to the community at the “How Shall We Grow?” Regional Summit. Attendees made personal and business commitments in support of the Vision and its recommended development path – the Four Cs: Conservation, Centers, Corridors and Countryside. All Central Floridians can help shape the future of our region. Read some suggestions on how you can make a difference.
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Implementing the Vision - Regional Organizations Take the Lead
As focus shifts from asking the question “How Shall We Grow?” to implementing the shared vision articulated by citizens and leaders alike over the last 18 months, the five Metropolitan Planning Organizations and two Regional Planning Councils that represent the seven counties of Central Florida are stepping forward to lead the effort of turning tomorrow’s vision into today’s reality.
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PRISM Recognizes Outstanding Teachers
Twenty four outstanding science teachers representing elementary, middle and high schools throughout the eight-county Central Florida region were recently honored by The PRISM Project – an organization comprised of Central Florida business, government, and school leaders working to promote improvement in science and math throughout the region.
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Opportunities to Learn More About Growth in Central Florida
Two organizations, the UCF Metropolitan Center for Regional Studies and the Orlando Chapter of the Urban Land Institute have organized regular seminars that discuss various topics associated with growth.
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