US EditionGeorgia Chamber in Statesboro: Preparing for growth means rethinking jobs, health, and community
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Georgia Chamber in Statesboro: Preparing for growth means rethinking jobs, health, and community
The Georgia Chamber of Commerce brought its Georgia 2050 initiative to Statesboro on Tuesday, June 3, highlighting long-term challenges and opportunities tied to population growth, workforce development, and healthcare access. Chamber President Chris Clark and Georgia Southern faculty emphasized the need for regional planning, stronger community infrastructure, and preparing the next generation for a rapidly changing economy.
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