On Tuesday, March 25, Trib Nation
Events presents Chicago Forward: Jobs for the Future, the second event in an ongoing
series associated with the Chicago Tribune Editorial Board’s “A New Plan of
Chicago” initiative. Key business, labor and education leaders will discuss job scarcity and how the
city can achieve economic prosperity both in its commercial center and surrounding neighborhoods. Tribune Editorial
Board member Greg Burns will lead the discussion. For more information about “A New Plan of
Chicago,” which invites readers to address the challenges facing our city,
visit chicagotribune.com/plan.
In conversation with Greg Burns:
- Steven Koch - Deputy Mayor, Chicago
- Paula Wolff - Chair of the Board, City Colleges of Chicago
- Jorge Ramirez - President, Chicago Federation of Labor
When:
March
25, 2014, 6 p.m.
Where:
Venue
SIX10, The Spertus Institute, 610 S. Michigan Ave.
Tickets: Tickets are $20 and available for purchase
at tribnation.com/events. Ticket
sales will benefit the Chicago Tribune Foundation, which promotes education,
access to the arts and journalism programs in low-income areas.
About Chicago Forward:
Chicago Forward: Conversations About the Future is part of Chicago
Tribune’s Trib Nation, which offers events, seminars and programming to the
Chicago community. Presented by ComEd, Chicago Forward gathers business and government leaders and
national influencers to discuss issues vital to Chicago and Illinois. Audiences participate by asking questions of
the panel and mingling with the speakers during a post-discussion
reception.
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