Join the us to learn more about the expected impacts of Intel on Central Ohio. Betsy Goldstein will share what she's learned from her research.
The impact of Intel & Silicon Heartland will forever transform Central Ohio. Join the Bexley Area Chamber of Commerce, the City of Bexley, and Troy and Patti Markham to learn more from Betsy Goldstein, Founder and CEO of Betsy Goldstein Consulting, about this once in a lifetime project that will touch our communities, families, and future generations. How we use transportation, new educational opportunities, the impact on housing, and growth will all be touched by this mega project. Learn how you can prepare for what’s to come!
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Update as of 9/13 - this program will be in-person only and registration is recommended. No live stream will be available. Seating is first-come first-served.
About Betsy Goldstein:
With nearly two decades of experience in the building industry, Betsy Goldstein, Founder and CEO of Betsy Goldstein Consulting has made a career of community engagement and connecting people together in partnerships to create the most effective outcomes. After learning early about the Intel project, Betsy met with various elected officials, community stakeholders, and business leaders while researching the Intel impact in other cities. In the past year she has shared her presentations more than 100 times, helping various organizations, communities, firms, and nonprofits prepare for Central Ohio’s once in a lifetime transformation.
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