Atlanta’s Creative Economy

091014Today, the Tomorrows partnered with ATLxHIP-HOP and the One Music Festival to produce a unique panel discussion focused on Atlanta’s Creative Economy.

Atlanta is a culture-rich community…
How do we maintain Atlanta’s creative economy?

As a community, we need to discuss methods of strengthening Atlanta through more communication and collaboration among the different segments of local commerce. Atlanta’s unique cultural and entertainment scene is a culture-rich community that benefits the city, as a whole, and all of its supporting elements. This culture-rich community is a creative economy… and a stronger creative economy will make the city stronger.

Moderated by Fahamu Pecou // ATLxHIP-HOP

Panelist include…
+ LaRonda Sutton // Mayor’s Office of Film & Entertainment
+ Courtney English // Atlanta Public School Board President
+ Sherri Scott // JWT
+ Kwanza Hall // Atlanta City Council District 2
+ Courtney Hammond // Department of Art & Cultural Affairs, ElevateATL
+ Rohit Molhotra // Center for Civic Innovation

Panelists discussed various topics and offer real-time solutions with an emphasis on communication and collaboration. The discussion was established as an ongoing conversation and commitment, so the discussion will not end with this event. There were over 75 people in attendance and the audience responded favorably.

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