Morris County Chamber panel to discuss investing in the future of Morris County on Jan. 16
Investment in investment in education, health care, legal and infrastructure sectors promise to significantly impact that county’s growth and innovation.
FLORHAM PARK BOROUGH, NJ (Morris County) – The Morris County Chamber of Commerce will soon host a panel discussion featuring representatives from County College of Morris, Atlantic Health System and the County of Morris, discussing future investment in Morris County’s education, health care, legal and infrastructure sectors that promise to significantly impact that county’s growth and innovation.
The event is being held Thursday, Jan. 16, 8:30 a.m. – 11:00 a.m., at the Park Avenue Club in Florham Park Borough and is open to both chamber members and non-members alike.
“Strategic investment in Morris County’s education, health care and infrastructure sectors will play a vital role in shaping the county’s future economy, business outlook and quality of life for residents,” said Meghan Hunscher, chamber president. “Whether you are a business leader, educator, health care professional or resident, this is a chance to learn about the projects that will shape our community for years to come.”
The panel discussion will feature Tony Iacono, president of the County College of Morris; Deena Leary, Morris County Administrator; Robert Peake, vice president of facilities, management and real estate at Atlantic Health System; and Hunscher, who also serves as president of the Morris County Economic Development Corp., a division of the chamber.
“Investment in Morris County’s education, health care and infrastructure sectors will play a vital role in shaping the county’s future economy, business outlook and quality of life for residents,” Hunscher said.
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