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The Summit for Restoring Prosperity to Ohio |
Columbus Convention Center |
Wednesday, September 10, 2008 8:00am-5:00pm |
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Tentative Summit Agenda |
7:30 Registration opens
8:00 Continental Breakfast
8:30 Opening Plenary Session |
Welcome
The Honorable Michael Coleman, Mayor, Columbus
Summit Introduction and Overview
Lavea Brachman, Co-Director Greater Ohio, Non-resident Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution Bio
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9:00 Presentation
Restoring Prosperity: A New Economic Vision for Ohio and Its Core Communities
Bruce Katz, Vice President & Director, Metropolitan Policy Program, Brookings Institution Bio
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| 9:45 Audience Q&A |
10:00 Response Panel
What would Ohio look like, if we implemented the proposed new economic revitalization strategies? What other proposed solutions are feasible?
Moderator: Mike Curtin, Associate Publisher Emeritus, Columbus Dispatch Bio
Confirmed Panelists
The Honorable Lee Fisher, Lieutenant Governor Bio
The Honorable Bill Harris, President, Ohio Senate Bio
Luis M. Proenza, President, University of Akron Bio
The Honorable David J. Berger, Mayor, Lima Bio
Alex Fischer, Vice President, Commercialization, Battelle
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| 11:45 Break |
12:15 Lunch Plenary
Introduction
Jerry Jurgensen, President and CEO, Nationwide Insurance
Plenary Presentation
Governor Ted Strickland (confirmed)
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| 1:30 Concurrent Panel Discussions |
Session 1: Creating Vital Neighborhoods
Moderator: Ben Hecht, President and CEO, Living Cities Bio
Author: Alan Mallach, Non-resident, Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution
Confirmed Panelists
Milton Dohoney Jr, City Manager, Cincinnati Bio
Doug Garver, Executive Director, Ohio Housing Finance Agency Bio
Eric Hoddersen, President, Neighborhood Progress, Inc.
Steven Leeper, President and CEO, Cincinnati Center City Development Corporation (3CDC)
David Sweet, President, Youngstown University
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Session 2: Making Ohio Workers More Competitive
Moderator: Chad Wick, President and CEO, KnowledgeWorks Bio
Author: Jane Dockery, Associate Director, Center for Urban and Public Affairs Wright State University
Confirmed Panelist (TBD)
Bob Jaquay, Associate Director, Gund Foundation
Randell McShepard, Chairman and Co-founder, Policy Bridge Bio
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Session 3: Spurring Economic Investments in Ohio’s Core Communities
Moderator:Bob Milbourne, President and CEO, The Columbus Partnership Bio
Author: Rob Greenbaum, Professor, John Glenn School of Public Affairs, Ohio State University
Confirmed Panelists
Mark Barbash, Deputy Director, Ohio Department of Development Bio
Mark Erickson, President, Wittenberg University (Springfield, OH)
Ned Hill, Professor, Maxine Goodman Levin College of Urban Affairs of Cleveland State University, Nonresident Senior Fellow, Brookings Institution
David Pepper, Hamilton County Commissioner Bio
Joseph Roman, President and CEO, The Greater Cleveland Partnership
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Session 4: Fostering Regional Solutions to Increase Shared Prosperity
Moderator: David Abbott, President, Gund Foundation Bio
Author: Mark Partridge, Swank Chair in Rural-Urban Policy, The Ohio State University
Confirmed Panelists
Dan Foley, Montgomery County Commissioner Bio
Ellen van der Horst, President, Cincinnati USA Chamber of Commerce
Brad Whitehead, President, Fund for Our Economic Future
The Honorable Georgine Welo, Mayor, City of South Euclid
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Session 5: Achieving New Transportation Investment Strategies
Moderator: Ty Marsh, President and CEO, Columbus Chamber of Commerce
Author: Scott Bernstein, President, Center for Neighborhood Technology Bio
Confirmed Panelists
Chester Jourdan, Executive Director, Mid-Ohio Regional Planning Commission (MORPC)
Gene Krebs, Co-Director, Greater Ohio Bio
Jolene Molitoris, Assistant Director, Ohio Department of Transportation
Chris Warren, Chief of Regional Development, City of Cleveland
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| 3:00 Break |
| 3:15 Plenary Discussion: Implementing Ohio’s Revitalization: A Public-Private Endeavor |
Introduction to Panel (TBA)
Moderator: Douglas Kridler, CEO, Columbus Foundation
Confirmed Panelists
The Honorable Michael Turner, Congressman, 3rd District of Ohio
The Honorable Jay Williams, Mayor, Youngstown
Nancy Zimpher, President, University of Cincinnati
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4:30 Next Steps and Closing
Staying Engaged and Advancing the Restoring Prosperity Agenda |
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