The Socioeconomic Levers Available to Towns in Driving their Local Economies
22 Apr 2019
Emmy Award winning David Bibbey of Connecticut Means Business interviews CERC’s President and CEO Bob Santy - providing an insightful overview of the resource that CERC is for towns and businesses.
Bob’s unique experience and CERCs 25 years of data affords a powerful perspective of the socioeconomic levers available to towns in driving their local economies, “If the town is not controlling their story [about their economic development], then someone else is.”
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