2001 Governor's Conference on Economic Development February 14 - 16, 2001 | |||
The New Economy demands speed, flexibility and innovation. Are you ready? Governor's Welcome Registration Speakers Wednesday, February 14 Thursday, February 15 Friday, February 16 Sponsors |
Profiting in the New Economy | ||
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| Bruce Coventry. DaimlerChrysler's Kenosha Engine Plant is one of Wisconsin's greatest success stories. The company has improved processes, increased productivity and achieved an impressive level of employee involvement. These efforts earned the plant a 1999 Manufacturer of the Year award. Discover how DaimlerChrysler plans to adapt and stay competitive in the New Economy - from worker attraction and retention strategies to training and product improvements. | |||
15-minute break / view exhibits
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| Rob Atkinson. The New Economy has emerged - and it's affecting all states and regions. What new challenges are we facing? How does Wisconsin compare to other states? What are the ":best practices": for economic development? | |||
15-minute break / view exhibits
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| Kathy Humphrey. Leaders will need new techniques and new approaches to succeed in our rapidly changing, fast-paced New Economy. Don't miss this insightful presentation that will encourage us to look at life ":in a new way.": | |||
15-minute break / view exhibits
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| Dr. Lowell Catlett. Space elevators, talking dogs and cars that drive themselves. Don't miss this guided tour of the 21st century! Get a sneak preview of how this technology-driven era will impact all industries - offering new challenges and more opportunities than ever before. | |||
15-minute break
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