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Igniting Innovation: The Power of Community-Centered Public-Private Partnerships
Tuesday December 10, 2024 2:00pm - 3:15pm MST
Jackrabbit
Public-private partnerships (P3s) are becoming increasingly vital for driving next-generation innovations across all sectors. This session moves beyond the hype to showcase real-world examples of successful community-centered P3s. We'll explore compelling case studies and delve into how these collaborative efforts between governments, civic organizations, and private enterprises are transforming industries and communities to deliver groundbreaking solutions. Discover how P3s can unlock new levels of innovation and create sustained impact for all communities.
Speakers
avatar for Kara Lively

Kara Lively

Economic Development Director, Atlanta Beltline, Inc.
Kara Lively brings over 15 years of economic development and marketing experience to ABI, serving most recently at the Decide DeKalb Development Authority and the Cumberland CID. She executes economic development initiatives to empower existing Beltline businesses and markets the... Read More →
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Jamal Lewis

Economic Opportunity Manager, Partnership for Inclusive Innovation at Georgia Tech
With more than 10 years of extensive experience in marketing, branding, project management, and, most notably, economic development—Jamal Lewis is known to drive business results, enact positive change and processes, and, most importantly, be a resource to help create and prepare... Read More →
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Lindsey Cox

Chief Executive Officer, Launch Tennessee (LaunchTN)
Lindsey Cox is the chief executive officer at Launch Tennessee (LaunchTN), a public-private partnership supporting entrepreneurs and innovation across the state of Tennessee. A Tennessee native, Lindsey has dedicated her career to the support and acceleration of startups and entrepreneurs... Read More →
avatar for Abisoye Ajayi

Abisoye Ajayi

Manager, Community Relationships, Tulsa Innovation Labs
After working as a computer programmer, Abisoye Ajayi came to the United States, earned a master's degree, and found her way to Tulsa, where she now manages Community Relationships at Tulsa Innovation Labs and recently led the development of their Tech Hubs projects. With 15 years... Read More →
Tuesday December 10, 2024 2:00pm - 3:15pm MST
Jackrabbit
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