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The yearlong transformation of the Orlando Regional Chamber, along with the establishment of the Central Florida Partnership, is something that we have chronicled regularly and in many different communiqués to our members and to the community at large. But, still, the recent announcement of an “Open House” to meet our new Chamber President, Leslie Hielema, has prompted inquiries about 25 year veteran, Jacob V. Stuart.
Make no mistake . . . Jacob is not going anywhere! In fact, he has been doing double duty as President of the Orlando Regional Chamber and President of the Central Florida Partnership for the last 10 months. He is, in fact, very much looking forward to relinquishing the first and focusing on the second as soon as Leslie Hielema assumes the reins of the Chamber on November 3. The Central Florida Partnership is America’s Newest Regional Partnership – and is a platform where regional leaders can learn to better collaborate, cooperate and coordinate – resulting in improved communications throughout the Central Florida Region. The Central Florida Partnership is where positive ideas are advanced on behalf of our region – ideas that matter most to the millions of people who live, work, learn and play in Central Florida. The Central Florida Partnership is focused on four primary Lines of Business (Strategic Business Units): Regional Entrepreneurship (Orlando Regional Chamber of Commerce), Regional Research and Resolves (myregion.org – A Regional Development Program), Regional Leadership (Leadership Orlando) and Regional Public Policy Advocacy (BusinessForce).
As you can see, there is plenty of work to go around. Jacob Stuart is not retiring; he is not changing careers. In fact, he is guiding the Central Florida Partnership, right along side the Presidents and Volunteer Chairs of each of its lines of business. Their focus is clear - regional in scope and global in context – and they will work in support of each other to advance the regional goals and priorities of the Central Florida Partnership. For more information, visit www.centralfloridapartnership.org.
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