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The 2030 Blog

South Shore Chamber Lays Out Plan For Economic Growth

1/28/2016

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Atlanta analyst J Mac Holladay says the South Shore has “so many assets,” but challenges as well. He outlined the Chamber’s new “Choosing Our Future” report at a Thursday luncheon.

But Holladay – a former economic development director for three Southern states – said the South Shore’s economy could stall, and the area become less attractive to families and professionals, if the chamber and local towns and cities don’t work together to take advantage of what he called a “once in a generation opportunity” to get in gear with a rapidly changing economy.

And he said the heart of that opportunity will come from cultivating more South Shore business, and giving young families and professionals reasons to live and work here.

“That’s the keys to the kingdom,” Holladay said.

His comments followed a luncheon presentation of a new Market Street report, “South Shore 2030: Choosing Our Future,” which examines the area’s long-term challenges as well as its prospects.

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