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University of Iowa President Bruce Harreld has agreed to co-chairing the Iowa's Creative Corridor work on a five-year action plan, the Cedar Rapids Gazette reported. Harreld agreed to join Rockwell Collins Inc. CEO Kelly Ortberg and U.S. Bank regional President Nancy Kasparek to lead the committee, which is working with Atlanta-based Market Street Services. Market Street Services is the consulting group that helped Des Moines put together the Capital Crossroads vision plan. Iowa City Chamber President Nancy Quellhorst said UI's involvement will help in developing a global strategy for the region.
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Thursday, November 5, 2015
Wednesday, November 4, 2015
UI president to tri-chair Creative Corridor strategy
By Vanessa Miller
The Gazette
Nearly four years after branding the Cedar Rapids-Iowa City area as “Iowa’s Creative Corridor,” economic leaders across Eastern Iowa are looking to launch a “vision strategy” for the region aimed at creating an actionable five-year plan.
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“While we have made progress with our regional brand, we must develop a regional economic development strategy as our common denominator.”
To that end, Baird said, “We are ready to launch an actionable, consensus-based, five-year vision for Iowa’s Creative Corridor.” The group is using Atlanta-based consultant Market Street Services Inc. for the project.
To read the full article click here. If it has been removed please email Alexia Eanes for a copy of the entire article.
The Gazette
Nearly four years after branding the Cedar Rapids-Iowa City area as “Iowa’s Creative Corridor,” economic leaders across Eastern Iowa are looking to launch a “vision strategy” for the region aimed at creating an actionable five-year plan.
[. . .]
“While we have made progress with our regional brand, we must develop a regional economic development strategy as our common denominator.”
To that end, Baird said, “We are ready to launch an actionable, consensus-based, five-year vision for Iowa’s Creative Corridor.” The group is using Atlanta-based consultant Market Street Services Inc. for the project.
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