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The Columbus Metropolitan Club Presents:
"Sustainable Arts and Economic Development" with Paul Redman, Bruce Harkey, Alex Fischer and Doug Kridler
Wed. April 20th - Noon
At The Columbus Athletic Club
Alex Fisher, Columbus Partnership
Doug Kridler, Columbus Foundation
Paul B. Redman, Longwood Gardens Inc.
Bruce Harkey, Franklin Park Conservatory
MORE HERE: http://www.columbusmetroclub.org/Default.aspx?pageId=49313&eventId=281104&EventViewMode=EventDetails
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What impact can the arts have on Columbus' economic development?
By: Garth Bishop
Economic development has been a hot topic of late for state and local politicians, but prominent members of the Columbus community would urge leaders not to overlook the role of the arts in such development.
The Columbus Metropolitan Club on April 20 held a forum titled “Sustainable Arts and Economic Development.†Invited to speak were Columbus Foundation President and CEO Doug Kridler, Columbus Partnership President and CEO Alex Fischer, Franklin Park Conservatory Executive Director Bruce Harkey and Philadelphia-based Longwood Gardens Executive Director Paul Redman.
READ MORE: http://www.columbuscityscene.org/a_creative_economy.html
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