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Greater Fayetteville Chamber prepares to host State of the Community on Aug. 29

By Staff Report, posted 9 months ago
Graphic provided by the Greater Fayetteville Chamber

The Greater Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce’s State of the Community event is set to take place on Aug. 29 at the Crown Complex Expo Center. The event will feature an impressive lineup of speakers who will share their insights on the latest developments and future plans impacting the region.

This year's speakers include:

  • Mayor Mitch Colvin, City of Fayetteville
  • Mike Nagowski, CEO of Cape Fear Valley Health System
  • Dr. Marvin Connelly, Superintendent of Cumberland County Schools
  • Megan Gerber, President of Longleaf Pine Realtors
  • Robert Van Geons, President & CEO of Fayetteville Cumberland Economic Development Corporation
  • Christopher Chung, CEO of The Economic Development Partnership of NC

The State of the Community offers attendees the opportunity to gain valuable knowledge from key community leaders. The speakers will provide insights into the region’s economy, education, housing and healthcare developments. This event is designed to keep Chamber members and the public informed about the growth and success of the community.

“This is a can’t-miss event for everyone who cares about their community and wants to contribute to the conversations that will shape the future of our community,” President and CEO, Nat Robertson of the Greater Fayetteville Chamber shared in a press release.

For more information or to register, visit the event page at faybiz.com or call 910-483-8133.

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