29 Jan 21st Annual Economic Outlook: Thursday, February 20, 2020
The 21st Annual Tri-Cities Regional Economic Outlook, on Thursday, February 20, 2020 from 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m., featured local & national leaders presenting on key economic issues facing the region.
Event Presentations:
- Breakfast Keynote: Kris Johnson, President & CEO, AWB
- Outlook Session 1:
- Breakout Session 1:
- Breakout Session 2:
- Track 1: Education and Workforce Development
- Track 2: Local State and Federal Policies Impacting WA Businesses (No Presentations)
- Track 3: Growing the Agriculture Industry
- Keynote Luncheon Presentation: Scott O’Brien, COO, Washington Montana Region, Providence St. Joseph Health
Why Attend:
- Network with industry influencers, decision makers and other professionals!
- Learn about key indicators that will impact your business and career!
- Find Opportunities for you and your business to succeed in 2020!
Cost to Attend:
All Day Attendees:
Member: $75.00 | Non-Member: $85.00 | Group Rate (8): $540.00
Lunch Only Attendees:
Member: $25.00 | Non-Member: $35.00 | Group Rate (8): $180.00
Agenda:
| 7:00am | Registration and Networking | 10:50am | Networking & Refreshment Break | |
| 7:30am | Breakfast Keynote: “Washington Business Outlook” Kris Johnson, President & CEO, AWB |
11:00am | Outlook Session 3: Track 1: Education and Workforce Development Track 2: State and Federal Policies Impacting Washington Businesses Track 3: Growing the Agriculture Industry |
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| 8:30am | Outlook Session 1: Tri-Cities Economy PNNL/PNSO Outlook Hanford Outlook |
12:00pm | Luncheon Keynote: “Health Care Challenges” Scott O’Brien, Chief Operating Officer, Providence St. Joseph Health’s Washington Montana Region |
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| 9:45am | Networking & Refreshment Break | 1:30pm | Event Conclusion | |
| 10:00am | Outlook Session 2: Track 1: Community Development Projects Track 2: Energizing the Tri-Cities Track 3: Life in the Tri |
Sponsors:
We couldn’t create this event if it wasn’t for the generous support of our sponsors. Thank you for investing in the TRIDEC and in the Economic Outlook.
