Wednesday
January 27 | 6:30-8 p.m.
St. Louis Public Library
Central Library–Auditorium
FREE

Economic Growth &
Racial Equity:
How can St. Louis compete
in the global economy?

Wednesday, January 27, 2016
St. Louis Public Library
Central Library–Auditorium
On January 27th, panelists will explore
the complex interaction of workforce
development, regional competitiveness,
and racial equity in the St. Louis region with
a focus on two questions: 1) Does the region
have the human capital it needs to compete
in the world economy? 2) How can the region
ensure that opportunities in the new economy
are shared by all?
Presenters and Panelists include:
William Tate, Washington University
Brenda Mahr, Employment Connection
Ruth Sergenian, St. Louis Regional Chamber
John Posey, East-West Gateway


Check out the report online before the
event at www.ewgateway.org/wws.
St. Louis Public Library
1301 Olive Street, St. Louis
314-241-2288 | slpl.org
This is a FREE speaker series and
open to the public. To request
special accommodations, contact
Ms. Julie Stone at least 48 hours
prior to the event, at 314-421-4220.