Salisbury, Md.- MEDA’s Lower Shore Rural Economic Development Session is slated to come to Salisbury Friday, Oct. 27.
The Rural Economic Development Session is designed to provide an opportunity for speakers and attendees to share ideas that will enhance existing assets in the unique downtowns and communities of the region. Discussions and speakers will highlight opportunities for moving these ideas forward to positively impact a resurgence in Maryland’s Lower Shore Region.
The conference is sponsored by PNC Bank, in cooperation with Dorchester, Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester Counties.
Who: Maryland Economic Development Association
What: Rural Economic Development Session
Where: Salisbury University Academic Commons, Assembly Hall
When: October 27, 8 a.m-1:30 p.m.
8:30 a.m. Opening Remarks- Jake Day, Mayor, City of Salisbury
8:45 a.m. Opening Keynote Speaker – Charles Fairchild II, Fairchild Properties LLC
9:15 a.m. Why Downtowns Matter Panel
Moderator: Dave Ryan, Director, Salisbury/Wicomico Economic Development
Michael Day, Director, Snow Hill Economic Development
Carrie Samis, Manager, Princess Anne Main Street
Jamie Heater, Executive Director, Salisbury Arts & Entertainment District
Mike Dunn, President/CEO, Greater Salisbury Committee
10: 45 a.m. Real Estate Reuse
Moderator: Merry Mears, Director, Worcester County Economic Development
Brad Gillis, Principal, DEVRECO Development Real Estate Company
Rick Pollitt, City Manager, Crisfield
Glenn Irwin, Executive Director, Ocean City Development Corporation
Glenn Irwin, Executive Director, Ocean City Development Corporation
Peck Miller, Developer, Ocean City
12:00 p.m. Keynote Address – Kenneth C. Holt, Secretary, Maryland Department of
Housing & Community Development
Housing & Community Development
10:45 session has some real winners....NOT!
ReplyDeleteThe 9:15 group is no better; Michael Day and Mike Dunn? Who put this thing together?
ReplyDeleteWhat a lineup - I'll be right there - NOT!!!
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ReplyDeleteLandlords have an economic plan,not.Cut environmental and permit regs and taxes like inventory and personal property tax and have a pro business political attitude and watch the area grow.No business will build that has to spend tens of thousands of dollars for environmental engineering and be put off 2 to 3 years for permits to proceed.
ReplyDeleteThis event is a total waste of time and money.
ReplyDeleteA convention for losers.
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