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Entries from March 2010
The Michigan Prosperity Agenda
March 30, 2010
The Michigan Prosperity Agenda is a monthly radio show that focuses on how to make Michigan communities better places to live, work and play.
The topic of the March episode was the role of talent in placemaking, and our President and CEO Carol Coletta was an invited guest.… more
The Leading Real Estate Developer in New York
March 26, 2010
The L.A. Times featured this terrific review of NYC Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan’s keynote remarks at last week’s L.A. StreetSummit at Occidental College.
Janette, who is responsible for 6,000 miles of streets and highways, nearly 800 bridges, 1.3 million street signs, 300,000 streetlights and 12,000 signalized intersections, told the… more
Austin's Big Gig
March 23, 2010
A group of ambitious volunteers is committed to making Austin a pilot community for one of Google's planned gigabit network demonstrations. This network, which will be 1005 fiber optic, completely open and boast speeds up up to one billion bits per second, sounds impressive, but we're just as impressed… more
The Lure of Portland
March 20, 2010
For anyone who wonders why Portland is such a lure to young creative types, D.K. Row of the Oregonian attempts to explain.
"Portland's a paradise for creative types, who can live cheaply, surrounded by garlands of lush greenery, life-enhancing amenities such as light rail and too many artisanal indulgences… more
What Makes a City Entrepreneurial?
March 15, 2010
This is the subject of a recent policy brief by Ed Glaeser and William Kerr. Published by the Rappaport Institute/Taubman Center, the brief links entrepreneurship and regional economic growth. And to encourage entrepreneurship, the authors have four pieces of advice for urban leaders:
(1) Investing… more
New Demand for Cities
March 10, 2010
Anti-Urban Bias Continues, Says Glaeser
March 9, 2010
Once again, Harvard professor Ed Glaeser makes a persuasive case that the anti-urban bias of federal spending and policy continues.
Writing in The Boston Globe, Ed asserts that "the billions of dollars being spent on infrastructure across the nation
provide… more
Where the Work Is
March 5, 2010
All eyes are on Detroit, and so are ours. This week CEOs for Cities traveled to the Motor City to co-host the national Opportunity Dividend Summit with United Way for Southeastern Michigan, which serves a six-county area in… more
States Commit to College Completion
March 4, 2010
Complete College America, an organization focused on increasing college completion by focusing on state policy change, has just launched a 17-state alliance dedicated to achieving President Obama's 2020 goal of having the world's best-educated adult population. It is exciting to have states tackling this ambitious goal alongside the… more
The Oklahoma City Diet
March 2, 2010
What is the recipe for success in this great diet?
Getting the whole city involved to collectively lose weight. And it looks like it’s achieving some great results.
In response to the obesity epidemic in America, Mayor Mick Cornett put Oklahoma City ‘on a diet’ in December 2007, launching this… more
