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The Mission Continues...
The National Summit was a great success, but our work is not over. Our ongoing mission is to develop and promote actions to improve America’s competitiveness in a global economy. In the months ahead, we will reveal America’s “To Do” list – the consensus business and policy recommendations developed at The National Summit. Those recommendations also will be presented in Washington and discussed at Detroit Economic Club meetings throughout the year.
We will keep you informed of our progress on this web site. We encourage you to visit it regularly and keep this vitally important conversation going.
Recent News:
The National Summit Sparks Discussion of America's Economy: “Major Paradigm Shift” Emerges at Three-day Gathering, June 17, 2009
Fritz Henderson and Aneesh Chopra to Address The National Summit, June 4, 2009
Student Participation a Key Element of The National Summit, May 28, 2009
Secretary of Commerce to Address The National Summit, May 21, 2009
Citigroup CEO to Address The National Summit, May 20, 2009
The National Summit Posts Meeting Agenda, May 14, 2009
Innovation Expo will Spotlight and Promote New Ideas, May 5, 2009
The National Summit Announces New Venue, April 21, 2009
The National Summit Partners with A&WMA Annual Conference & Exhibition, April 15, 2009
Mr. President: Say yes, March 27, 2009
National Summit, MSU team up on poll of economic issues, March 25, 2009
Economic forum lands Ballmer as a speaker, March 24, 2009
National Summit looks for event 'ambassadors', March 23, 2009
National Summit in Detroit topic of 'Spotlight on the News', March 21, 2009
New Web Efforts Engage Public in The National Summit, March 18, 2009
More Speakers Commit to The National Summit, March 11, 2009
The National Summit Poised to Hold Crucial Discussion on Future of American Economy, March 4, 2009
Economic Summit bids for lasting impression, Detroit Free Press, March 4, 2009
The CEO Show: Robert Reiss, host of The CEO Show, Interviews Beth Chappell, February 15, 2009
Begin building national recovery here in Detroit, Detroit Free Press, January 15, 2009

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