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TODAY'S HEADLINES
Tuesdays with the President
Cannon, Haridopolos Head BusinessForce Picks for Regional Legislative Delegation Seats
Tampa and Orlando: Connecting for Global Competitiveness
Ever Wonder What Florida Thinks?
Scientific Equivalent of Woodstock
Experience China 2010
Join Us On Facebook!
High Tech Security in the Digital Age
What I Did on Monday. What Did You Do?
Capital One Bowl, ESPN Ink New Deal
Access Your FREE U.S. Chamber Membership
Chamber Perk of the Month
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FLORIDA SPACE DAY

Jacob Stuart, President of the Central Florida Partnership, joined state wide leaders in Tallahassee for Space Day Florida.
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FEATURE STORIES
Tuesdays with the President
Join Us Tomorrow Afternoon!
Leslie J. Hielema<br>President<br>Orlando, Inc., (Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce) During 2010, Leslie Hielema, President of Orlando, Inc., (Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce) will reserve time on a regular basis to meet informally with members of the organization in an “Open House” format. 
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Cannon, Haridopolos Head BusinessForce Picks for Regional Legislative Delegation Seats
BusinessForce, the political action arm of the Central Florida Partnership, at its Feb. 25th Board of Directors meeting issued endorsements for12 seats currently held by incumbents in our Regional Legislative Delegation.
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Tampa and Orlando: Connecting for Global Competitiveness
Some forecasts suggest that by 2050, the Tampa Bay and Orlando regions will become a single economic region and Florida’s dominant economic driver. To gain an understanding of how the “super region” could work together and what value that would provide, the Tampa Bay Partnership and the Central Florida Partnership have engaged world renowned urban planner Jonathan Barnett and the University of Pennsylvania’s School of Design to conduct a study that would assist us in quantifying the regional, state, national and global opportunities that could emerge from a coast-to-coast connection.
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IDEAS TO RESULTS
Ever Wonder What Florida Thinks?
The Central Florida Partnership is proud to announce a new partnership agreement that will put what “Florida Thinks” about Agriculture, the Economy, Elections & Politics, Ethics, Healthcare, Transportation and more at your fingertips. 
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Scientific Equivalent of Woodstock
Leadership Orlando Visits Medical City
The Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute at the Medical City at Lake Nona was the site for the Leadership Orlando Session on Thursday.  The Members of Class 78 learned about Central Florida’s recent success story that also includes the UCF College of Medicine, Burnett School of BioMedical Sciences, M. D. Anderson Cancer Research Center, Nemour’s Childrens Hospital, the Orlando Veterans Affairs Medical Center, a University of Florida research facility. 
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Experience China 2010
Travel Halfway Around the World
“The Orlando Regional Chamber not only promotes commerce and community, it also provides opportunities for you to experience the world,” said Bosco Slaughter, First Vice President, SunTrust Banks, Inc., who participated in our inaugural trip to China last year.  “The Experience China trip affords you a solid introduction to China.  The days are full and the memories are lasting.”
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FOCUSING ON WHAT MATTERS MOST
Join Us On Facebook!
For up-to-date information on successful entrepreneurs, as well as activities and opportunities centered on Business Innovation & Growth, join Orlando, Inc., on Facebook.
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High Tech Security in the Digital Age
In our digital world, the information technologies we depend upon present us with both great opportunity and great danger. The digital networks we use daily are critical to our national security, our military superiority and public safety. Our vulnerability is shared, and so is our responsibility to protect ourselves against Cyber threats. Therefore, businesses need to have access to skilled workforce and resources to protect themselves and their customers against these threats. 
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MORE HEADLINES
What I Did on Monday. What Did You Do?
Capital One Bowl, ESPN Ink New Deal
Eight-year contract secures rights and gives game a new television home
Access Your FREE U.S. Chamber Membership
Chamber Perk of the Month
 
 
 
 
Floridians for Smarter Growth
 
Floridians for Smarter Growth
 
 
 
 
 
 
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