Georgia Chamber set to host Rural Prosperity Summit
Chris Clark
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ATLANTA — The Georgia Chamber will host the American Rural Prosperity Summit Oct. 4-6 in Athens. Presented by Georgia Power, the American Rural Prosperity Summit brings together hundreds of business leaders and elected officials who are passionate about creating vibrant, robust rural communities throughout the nation. The three-day program will begin at 1 p.m. on Oct. 4 and is being held at The Classic Center.
Featured speakers at this year’s Summit include:
♦ Raphael Bostic, president & CEO, Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta;
♦ Alysia Cook, principal, Opportunity Strategies LLC;
♦ Margie Warrell, founding CEO, Global Courage
For a latest version of the summit’s agenda, go to https://www.gachamber.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/09/ARPS-Agenda_LatestVersion091521.pdf.
The Georgia Chamber is encouraging that masks be worn and safety precautions, as outlined by the CDC, be followed at all times for the health and well-being of every Georgian.
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