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E08 – Infrastructure & Inclusivity, with Clarence Hulse
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Clarence Hulse is one of the few individuals in the industry who actively sought out a career in economic development. In this episode, we discuss lifelong learning, reverse mentorship, and the programs Michigan City is implementing to attract and develop its workforce.
Key Takeaways:
- How being in the private sector of real estate has made him a better economic developer
- Why “inclusive” economic development is important
- How infrastructure updates are boosting Michigan City’s economy
Resources Mentioned:
- The Vibrant Michigan City Playbook
- The South Shore Line Double Track Commuter Rail
About the Guest:
Clarence Hulse is the Executive Director of the Economic Development Corporation in Michigan City. You can connect with him on LinkedIn (linkedin.com/in/clarencehulse)
The EDO Breakthrough podcast is brought to you by PPR Strategies. PPR Strategies is a strategic consulting firm working specifically with EDOs and other place-based organizations. We share the unique stories of communities through communications, strategic planning, marketing, media relations, and more.
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