One hopes all this PR and marketing pays off in jobs.
Remember, the Industrial Authority has kept its cushy
1 mil of property tax throughout the economic downturn.
Four new industry projects are on the agenda this time,
plus more solar power at Valdosta’s Mud Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Much better PR than
Valdosta Fire Dept. helping put out Perma-Fix on fire.
Here’s the agenda in a slightly broken PDF on the VLCIA website and extracted below.
Valdosta – Lowndes County Industrial Authority
Tuesday August 20, 2013 5:30 p.m.
Industrial Authority Conference Room
2110 N. Patterson Street
Agenda
General Business
- Call to Order
- Invocation
- Welcome Guests
Minutes
- Regular Meeting, July 16, 2013
- Executive Session, July 16, 2013
Financial
- Review Compiled Balance Sheet and Income Statements for July 2013
Public Relations & Marketing Update – Meghan Duke
- Public Relations Opportunities
- Public Relations Campaign
- Annual Report Ad Placement
- Existing Industry – Marketing Materials
- Marketing Opportunities
- Print Advertising Package – Trade & Industry Development Magazine
- Leadcaster – Analytic Platform
- Lead Generation/Recruitment Campaign Materials
Project Report – Allan Ricketts
- Project Maroon
- Project Express – Scripts, Inc.
- Project Jack
- Project Harvest
- Georgia Power Company Advanced Solar Initiaitve (GPASI) Mud Creek WWTP Project
Existing Industry – Allan Ricketts
- Existing Industry Visit Report
- Community Business & Industry Partnership (CB&IP) Workforce Development Initiative
Building Committee Update
Executive Director’s Report – Andrea Schruijer
- Marketing trip to Chicago
- Marketing trip to Atlanta
Attorney Report
Citizens to Be Heard
Adjourn General Meeting Into Executive Session
Adjourn Executive Session into General Meeting
Adjourn General Meeting
Mission of the Valdosta Lowndes County Industrial Authority
“Create an environment to attract new industry and promote the growth of existing industry to drive job
creation and capital investment.”
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