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MEC survey results:
Education,
workforce development top priories among Mississippi business leaders
Results from the Mississippi Economic Council’s Transformation
Tour Survey reveal education and workforce training remain top priorities among
business and community leaders statewide. When asked what is the single most
important issue in putting Mississippi in the position of greatest opportunity,
50 percent of the 1,031 leaders who completed the survey listed education.
Another 22 percent said workforce development was vital for future success. The
survey was part of MEC’s Transformation Tour – a series of meetings around the
state that drew over 1,850 leaders .
For Complete Story
For city-by-city results
For Complete Tour results
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Hattiesburg Week 4, December 8, 2009 |
Transformation
Tour Stops
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Greenwood
Over 100 Attended
Columbus
Over 150 Attended
Southaven
Over 100 Attended.
Meridian
Over 150 Attended |
Corinth
Over 80 Attended
Tupelo
Over 225 Attended
Jackson
Over 250 Attended
Brookhaven
Over 125 Attended |
Greenville
Over 175 Attended
Hattiesburg
Over 145 Attended
Pascagoula
Over 125 Attended
Gulfport
Over 230 Attended
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The tour began Monday, Nov. 9 in Greenwood and ran through Dec. 10,
with the final stop in Gulfport. There was no cost for the meeting,
thanks to the generous support of Blue Cross & Blue Shield of Mississippi. |
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