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Moves That Matter is a podcast from the City of San Angelo’s Economic Development team, hosted by Mike Barry and Michael Looney.
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Episode 17: The Business of Building San Angelo (opens the original)
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What does business growth actually look like behind the scenes in San Angelo? In this clip from Moves That Matter , Michael Looney and Andrew Killingsworth from the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce and the City of San Angelo Development Corporation discuss what they’re hearing directly from local businesses through business retention and expansion efforts. From unexpected regulatory hurdles and limited space to workforce, training, and long-term planning, businesses are often ready to grow—but the
Episode 16: Building the Future of San Angelo Through Leadership, Entrepreneurship & Economic Development (opens the original)
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In this episode of Moves That Matter, Michael Looney from the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce and the City of San Angelo Development Corporation sits down with Steve Ahlenius, President and CEO of the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce, to discuss the future of economic development, entrepreneurship, workforce growth, and community leadership in West Texas.Their conversation explores why workforce has become more important than incentives, how strong relationships support business growth, and what Sa
Episode 15: Why Workforce Development Is the Key to Texas' Future (opens the original)
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In this episode of Moves That Matter, Michael Looney from the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce and the City of San Angelo Development Corporation sits down with workforce development expert Margot Mitchell to discuss why investing in people has become one of the most important drivers of economic development. Their conversation explores artificial intelligence, skilled trades, career and technical education, public policy, workforce pipelines, and why Texas communities must prepare the next genera
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