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VOICES 4: Adele MacDonald, AIRO's Local Logic Report (2/3)
Adele MacDonald is the executive director of AIRO – Annapolis Investments in Rural Opportunity.
AIRO is private investment company founded by Jane Nicholson, funded with her own money, committed to fostering growth in the Town of Annapolis Royal and surrounding rural communities in the area.
Today, March 28, 2017 AIRO released a report entitled Local Logic: How to get there from here.
This report ties together survey and interview results gathered by AIRO during the summer of 2016.
In this second part of a three part series, Adele walks us through this report, challenges and opportunities identified by residents, and recommendations on what they think needs to be done to create a sustainable future for their region.
To learn more about AIR and read the Local Logic Report, visit them online at www.ruralopportunity.com.
Find us online at www.engagenovascotia.ca, Follow us on Twitter @EngageNS, and connect with us on Twitter to follow these stories of change from regions throughout province.
Do you have a story you’d like to share? Email me at jeff (at) engagenovascotia.ca
Songs in this episode is from Rich Aucoin. You can buy his music on iTunes or by visiting his website at www.richaucoin.com
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By Engage Nova ScotiaAdele MacDonald is the executive director of AIRO – Annapolis Investments in Rural Opportunity.
AIRO is private investment company founded by Jane Nicholson, funded with her own money, committed to fostering growth in the Town of Annapolis Royal and surrounding rural communities in the area.
Today, March 28, 2017 AIRO released a report entitled Local Logic: How to get there from here.
This report ties together survey and interview results gathered by AIRO during the summer of 2016.
In this second part of a three part series, Adele walks us through this report, challenges and opportunities identified by residents, and recommendations on what they think needs to be done to create a sustainable future for their region.
To learn more about AIR and read the Local Logic Report, visit them online at www.ruralopportunity.com.
Find us online at www.engagenovascotia.ca, Follow us on Twitter @EngageNS, and connect with us on Twitter to follow these stories of change from regions throughout province.
Do you have a story you’d like to share? Email me at jeff (at) engagenovascotia.ca
Songs in this episode is from Rich Aucoin. You can buy his music on iTunes or by visiting his website at www.richaucoin.com