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A Region Grows Stronger
Cumberland Region Tomorrow is an organization with a single goal: to make a difference in our region's future. We know you share that goal. To learn about our region's opportunities, make your plans to be at the 2010 Convening the Region Summit on May 26.
What we'll do:
Provide an update since the 2009 Summit on progress towards Six Regional Issues
Discuss how policies are shifting to favor innovative solutions in Middle Tennessee
Unveil the draft of the Nashville Area MPO 2035 Regional Transportation Plan
Call to Action for the Region to weigh in on a preferred investment strategy and other regional issues
Who we'll hear from:
National, State and Local Policy Makers
Elected Leadership
Regional Business Leaders
Come and share your input and insights on how to make the Cumberland Region better for tomorrow. Watch your inbox for more details.
Summit registration will be coming soon!
The Annual Convening the Region Summit convenes our 10-county Region of Cheatham, Davidson, Dickson, Maury, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Sumner, Williamson and Wilson Counties. (Otherwise known as the Power of Ten.)
Charlotte, NC Mayor Patrick McCrory talks about the dedication and vision it took to accomplish their transit projects.
Michael Skipper of the Nashville Area MPO moderated the Regional Mayors Panel. L-R Ed Cole (TDOT), Mayor Scott Foster (Hendersonville), Mayor Rogers Anderson (Williamson County), Mayor John E. Piper (Clarksville), Mayor Jo Ann Graves (Gallatin), Mayor John Schroer (Franklin), Mayor Karl Dean (Nashville/Davidson County), Commissioner Gerald Nicely (TDOT), U.S. Congressman Jim Cooper (5th Dist. TN)