December 2020
Leadership Arkansas Session IV: Government & Military – Little Rock, North Little Rock & Jacksonville
Leadership Arkansas Class XV will hold Session IV: Government & Military Dec. 15-16 in Little Rock, North Little Rock and Jacksonville. Little Rock is the home of the State’s Capitol and three branches of its highest governmental bodies. On its flanks are some of Arkansas’s strongest military installations. In Part 1 of the Session, the class will assume the roles of legislators and work with sitting elected legislative leaders and various specials interests to move bills through the process from introduction in…
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Leadership Arkansas Session V: Natural Resources, Defense & Industrial Development – El Dorado, Magnolia & Camden
Leadership Arkansas Class XV will continue with Session V: Natural Resources, Defense & Industrial Development on Jan. 11-12, 2021 in El Dorado, Magnolia and Camden. The Underwriting Sponsor for the 2020-2021 Leadership Arkansas program is The Citizens Bank of Batesville. The Presenting Sponsor is ARcare. Statewide Program Sponsors are Electric Cooperatives of Arkansas, Farm Credit Services of Arkansas, Nucor Steel Arkansas, Southwest Power Pool, and Walmart.
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Leadership Arkansas Session VI: Economic Development & Infrastructure – West Memphis & Blytheville
This session will take a look at the Infrastructure of our state with a chance to assume the role of the Highway Commissioner as you prioritize funding to repair and replace Arkansas’ Highways. The economic development in this area of the state is ever changing so Class XV will get the chance to take a glimpse of some of the most popular sources of this region.
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Leadership Arkansas Session VII: Tourism, History & Revitalization – Hot Springs
Arkansas is a state rich in history with a tourism industry that provides a lot to see and do. Tourism, strengthened by the revitalization of many key areas of our state, contributes quite a lot to our economy. During this session, class members will have a chance to look into an area full of history. This area has been a target for many revitalization projects that have restored structures to their historical beauty, reinforced the draw for tourists and increased…
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Leadership Arkansas Session VIII: Regional Development – Northwest Arkansas
From healthcare to poultry production, and transportation to retail sales, Northwest Arkansas continues to be one of the fastest-growing and most progressive areas of the United States. Class members will examine the impact a relative handful of entrepreneurial pioneers have had not just within our state but nationally. They will also see how those who have followed have pooled the collective resources to continue their legacy.
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