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Session One
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92 minutes.
From 6/15/2005.
How Cultural Economic Development ’makes cents’ for Michigan
This Session:
Welcoming Remarks from Governor Jennifer Granholm
Morning Keynote Address:
From the Information Economy to the Creative Economy
Dr. Shalini Venturelli, American University, Washington DC
More about this program is available at
http://www.cedp.msu.edu
Presented by
MSU-EDA University Center and the MSU Community Economic Development Program.
This event is part of
2005 Summer Institute: Ideas and Dollars
18th Annual Summer Institute. How Cultural Economic Development ’makes cents’ for Michigan. As the economic landscape is transformed from a manufacturing to a knowledge economy, Michigan communties are also changing their understanding of the role arts and culture play in the globally competitive environment. Creative and cultural assets in local communities are seen as both a source of jobs and an important factor in increasing community competitiveness. The convergence of creativity and technology are critical to inventing our way to prosperity. The theme of the 2005 Summer Institute is the role of the cultural economy in generating and supporting economic development. Attendees will examine relationships among arts, culture, innovation, job creation and wealth generation. The conference also includes discussion of effects of entrepreneurship, cultural creativity, and education on economic development and community prosperity.
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