These sessions are expected to last about an hour and will provide an opportunity for attendees to identify regional strengths, weaknesses, opportunities, and threats. Those in attendance can also share ideas and provide input on issues such as broadband access, housing, childcare, transportation, and workforce. All residents are urged to take part in this important process, which will help shape the future of our region’s economy. Employers are also strongly encouraged to attend. To learn more, contact economic development professional Michelle Marotzke at (320) 287-1737 or [email protected].