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GHC Monthly Meeting March 2019 2.1 Vision 2.1 What do we look like in 10 years? What do we look like in 10 8 years? Strategic Objectives 1. Enhance Downtown 2. Develop a Gateway for Innovation 3. Expand, Diversify and Connect Tourism

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GHC Monthly Meeting March 2019

2.1

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Vision 2.1

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What do we look like in 10 years?

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What do we look like in 10 8 years?

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Strategic Objectives

  • 1. Enhance Downtown
  • 2. Develop a Gateway for Innovation
  • 3. Expand, Diversify and Connect Tourism Assets
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Strategic Objective:

Enhance Downtown

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Enhance Downtown: Goals

  • Create a public perception of downtown to be one which

is safe and clean.

  • Increase home ownership and high-rent occupancy

within in the four-block area from city center.

  • Offer a strategic plan for low income housing outside of

the city center with easy access to amenities.

  • Define, create, and attract an industry, product, or service

hub.

  • Identify catalytic projects to drive investment
  • pportunities.
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Enhance Downtown: Progress

Purpose: Establish coordinated private-sector or P3 involvement in the redevelopment strategy for downtown. Operate in an unified fashion to both set and implement a strategy which ensures collaboration and the greatest possible impact for the community. Operation/Mission:

  • Coordination of Political Subdivisions, Stakeholders and Community
  • Vision and Strategic Plan
  • Acquisition
  • Confidential Brokerage

Tactical Next Steps:

  • Dialog with Political Subdivisions
  • Name Initial Steering Group
  • Identify an Existing 501c3 or Establish New
  • Approach and Involve Stakeholders
  • Develop path for sustainable funding
  • MOU’s with political subdivisions and stakeholders

Creation of a Downtown Development Authority

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Creating a Healthy Downtown

Healthy Downtown

Policy Regulations Partners Incentives Tools

  • Development Authority with

Funding Source

  • PPP’s
  • Confidential and honest platform to

compile investors create site based plans

  • Catalytic Projects
  • Catalytic Events

POOR WEAK FAIR GOOD

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Thanks to the following participants:

  • B.J. Goetz
  • Greg Snook
  • Jeanne Singer
  • Jill Thompson (City of Hagerstown)
  • John Latimer – Chair
  • Michael Johnston
  • Mark Halsey
  • Michael Weiss
  • Rich Daughtridge
  • Terry King
  • Jonathan Kerns (City of Hagerstown)
  • Scott Nicewarner (City of Hagerstown)
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Strategic Objective:

Develop a Gateway for Innovation

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Gateway for Innovation: Goals

  • Research and define an entrepreneurial ecosystem
  • Cultivate an entrepreneurial mindset and innovation
  • Support local innovative companies
  • Recruit a remote workforce
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Gateway for Innovation: Progress

The team has identified strengths and weaknesses relating to an innovative entrepreneurial ecosystem. Entrepreneurship

Policy Regulations Partners Talent Pool Resources

POOR WEAK FAIR GOOD

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Thanks to the following participants:

  • Basheer Azizi - Chair
  • Cody Pine (WCPS)
  • Janice Riley (HCC TIC)
  • Jeanne Singer
  • Mike Kuhaneck (WCPS)
  • Paul Frey
  • Rich Daughtridge
  • Susan Small (Wash Co Govt)
  • Terry King
  • Wendy Moore (WCPS)
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Strategic Objective:

Expand, Diversify and Connect Tourism Assets

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Tourism Assets: Goals

  • Research and define current assets
  • Decrease hurdles and increase incentives
  • Establish coop marketing and advertising
  • Ensure alignment with current educational initiatives
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Tourism Assets: Progress

  • Research and define current assets
  • Decrease hurdles and increase incentives
  • Establish coop marketing and advertising
  • Ensure alignment with current educational initiatives

Categories: Eco | Cultural & Arts | Sports | Agri | Historical

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Historical

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Historical (CURRENT)

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Historical (FUTURE)

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Cultural & Arts

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Cultural & Arts (CURRENT)

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Cultural & Arts (FUTURE)

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Sports

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Sports (CURRENT)

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Sports (FUTURE)

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Ecotourism

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Ecotourism (CURRENT)

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Ecotourism (FUTURE)

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Agritourism

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Agritourism (CURRENT)

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Agritourism (FUTURE)

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Thanks to the following participants:

  • Dan Spedden (Visit Hagerstown)
  • Leslie Hart (Washington Co Govt)
  • Jeanne Singer
  • Mary Anne Burke
  • Rich Daughtridge - Chair
  • Stephen Beaudoin (MSO)
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Strategic Objectives

  • 1. Enhance Downtown
  • 2. Develop a Gateway for Innovation
  • 3. Expand, Diversify and Connect Tourism Assets
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Questions & Comments?

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Thank You