Why Greater St. Louis Inc. CEO Jason Hall thinks downtown can be a 'talent magnet.'

He explains the 2030 jobs plan and focusing on the region’s strengths, as well as how we confront our population growth and public safety challenges. 

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From his band The Urge to Steve’s Hot Dogs, Steve Ewing talks about late-night food, “the grind” and making it easier to start a business in St. Louis.

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Cardinals fans, business and public safety: St. Louis Cardinals President Bill DeWitt III talks about Ballpark Village and the organization’s role as a leader on downtown issues, as well as why legalized sports betting would help Missouri and the Cardinals.

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"We need to go beyond the places we've traditionally gone to find talent."

Manufacturing and geospatial are key drivers. But we need a broader workforce, equipped with the right education and training, says Kathy Osborn president and CEO of the Regional Business Council.

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Edward Jones Managing Partner Penny Pennington describes the Brickline Greenway as a link to the cultural, sporting and workplace assets, and discusses how St. Louis will see the return investment along the 12 miles.

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Ron Daugherty of Daugherty Business Solutions says an intentional focus on diversity fuels a program benefitting entry-level workers and employers as well.

Arrey Obenson of the International Institute says opening opportunities in our city is more than a moral imperative – it’s  an economic one as well.

Chris Zimmerman, CEO of business operations for the St. Louis Blues, points out how sports have played a vital role in strengthening and energizing our region.

Muny President and CEO Kwofe Coleman explains on any given summer night, 11,000 people from all walks of life can share a common experience.

President and CEO Marie-Hélène Bernard explains how the St. Louis Symphony has invested in the community in a way few orchestras have, creating world-class music, welcoming to all.