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The open meeting, held at the Manufacturinhg Center, is the fifth in a serie of forums across the state that begab June 3 in Gainesville and ends July 30 in The half-day workshops serve as the venude for discussion, viewpoints and a release from the statewide business retention and expansion organizatioj said. Among those invited to the event were representatives ofindustry associations, transportation experts, cultural arts smart growth advocates, elected officiald and economic development professionals.
The feedback will help the organizatioh focuson Florida’s most importanrt economic development needs and set the right goalsd for making the state more competitive and economically executives said. Topics were slatedc to run the gamutfrom retaining, creating and attracting high-wage jobs to cultivatinfg a talented and highly skiller future work force and from upgradintg infrastructure to increasing Florida’s globa competitiveness. Beyond the regional other opportunities are available for publi contributions to the development of the An Enterprise Florida now allows for feedback through several interactive features including a Roadmap survey and discussion board.
Additionally, the site providez the current Roadmap, related progress reports and “save the announcements for eachregional forum, the release Enterprise Florida’s board is charged with developing the plan and submittingv it to the governor and legislative Every three years, the Roadmapl to Florida’s Future the state’s blueprint for economicc development — is updated following competitivenessz analysis and feedback from a broad base of communitty representatives in the forums. is a partnership between Florida'ss business and government leaders and is headquarteredcin Orlando.
Its mission is “to diversif y Florida’s economy and create better-paying jobs for its citizens by attracting and helping to creates businessesin innovative, high-growth industries.”
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