The group should also be a resource to the City and community at large in dealing with the 18-34 Population issues. Regarding the implementation of the recommendations, the report should be presented to the Board of Aldermen, the Board of County Commissioners, the Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors and the Convention and Visitors Bureau at a minimum. Adequate staffing resources should be made available to ensure that recommendations are implemented. Copies of the report should also be made available to major employers, other community leaders and to the local media. A report should be presented within six months of the date of the report on progress made in implementing the recommendations.
Different generations do in fact have different issues, priorities and ways of communicating.
The information also suggests that this group has more of an intolerance for lack of follow-through, slow communications, and poor customer focus. The members of the 18-34 Population Loss Task Force would like to express their appreciation to Mayor Jack Cavanagh, Jr. for recognizing the problem that is posed by the community s loss of young people. The Task Force has worked diligently to carry out the mission that was established for it and believes that significant progress has been made in identifying the key issues and in devising strategies to deal with those issues. Mr. Howard Henry Blue Ridge Burke Insurance 250 West First Street, Suite 100 Winston-Salem, NC 27101 Mr. Laney Orr, III Orr Management Co. 110 South Stratford Rd. Mr. Michael Lischke WFU - Baptist Medical Center Medical Center Blvd.