Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson to speak at Power of Ten Regional Summit
Sustaining the Boom at the August 23 POWER OF TEN Summit
Visionaries to speak at 9th annual event that brings together community leaders
Nashville, TN – Williamson County Mayor Rogers Anderson will join Internationally known planner and NYC Parks Commissioner Mitch Silver and Joe Szabo, Executive Director of Chicago’s Metropolitan Agency for Planning (CMAP), as speakers at the Cumberland Region Tomorrow’s ninth annual POWER OF TEN Regional Summit. Titled “Sustaining the Boom: Becoming a World Class Region,” the event will convene hundreds of Middle Tennessee planners, community leaders and elected officials to discuss regional issues and opportunities.
“We’ve tapped the very top thought leaders in Chicago and New York to bring big league ideas and innovation to our region this year,” said Carol Hudler, Cumberland Region Tomorrow’s CEO.
“Ideas from around the country and collaboration across the region are what will keep us strong.”
Mayor Anderson will be part of a panel of mayors from the ten-county region that will share goals and progress in their collaborative efforts to sustain quality of life for citizens during this period of unprecedented growth.
The event will be at the Music City Center in Nashville on Wednesday, August 23, from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. More information about the summit and online registration is available at www.10power.org.
About Cumberland Region Tomorrow
Cumberland Region Tomorrow (CRT) is a private, non-profit, citizen-based regional organization that works with public and private partners to help shape patterns of growth and development that enhance and sustain the ten-county region’s future livability and economic vitality. The region comprises Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Maury, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson, and Wilson Counties.
