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Join us for lunch on Tuesday, February 28, 2023,
as Dr. Mary Kelly, CEO of Productive Leaders, discusses FutureNomics: The Economic Snapshot You Need for Your Business for 2023. Business leaders need to know the latest updates and insights on economic trends so they can develop stronger strategies, make better decisions, and drive faster results. Dr. Kelly will highlight key economic indicators that impact your business life, such as inflation, interest rates, housing, jobs, the labor force, productivity, and the labor force participation rate. You'll gain a deeper understanding of monetary and fiscal policies, taxes, regulations, supply chains and other economic market forces that could derail your progress. |
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Great Wolf Lodge
Tuesday, February 28, 2023 11:00 am - 1:00 pm We will also hear an update from Terri Hayes, President and CEO of the Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce, Economic Development, and Visitors Center. Check-in begins at 10:30 am You must register in advance for this lunch. $50 for Members $60 for Non-Members |
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Thank you to our 2023 Luncheon Sponsor:
THANK YOU TO OUR 2022 Luncheon SPONSORs:
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2022 speakers
Bill Bass
Mayor of Palmer Lake |
Don Wilson
Mayor of Monument |
Holly Williams
El Paso County Commissioner District 1 |
Terri Hayes
President & CEO Tri-Lakes Chamber of Commerce |
Prior year State of Region information
2020
thank you to our sponsors
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2019
The 2019 State of the Tri-Lakes Region Luncheon was again held at the Great Wolf Lodge. Speakers were John Cressman, Mayor of Palmer Lake; Don Wilson, Mayor of Monument; Stan VanderWerf, County Commissioner, District 3; Holly Williams, County Commissioner, District 1; and Terri Hayes, President and CEO of the Tri-Lakes Chamber, EDC and Visitor Center.
2018
In 2018, the luncheon was held at Great Wolf Lodge with speeches by Darryl Glenn, Board President and County Commissioner, District 1; Stan VanderWerf, County Commissioner, District 3; Chris Lowe, Town of Monument Town Manager; and John Cressman, Mayor of Palmer Lake. Stan VanderWerf gave a Power Point presentation and Terri Hayes, President and CEO of the Chamber, also spoke.
