Port Wentworth Prepares for Inaugural Economic Outlook Luncheon

Port Wentworth Gears Up for Economic Outlook Luncheon

Port Wentworth is buzzing with excitement as the Economic Development Authority gets ready to kick off its first-ever luncheon to delve into the region’s economic future. The event, aptly titled “Port Wentworth: The Economic Outlook for Tomorrow,” is on the calendar for Wednesday, December 4th from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Set against the backdrop of the picturesque Georgia Tech Savannah Campus, attendees are sure to walk away inspired!

What’s on the Agenda?

So, what can folks expect during this lunchtime gathering? One of the highlights is a keynote speech by the illustrious Dr. Michael Toma, a well-respected economist and professor at Georgia Southern University. He’s not just any economist—he has a doctorate from George Mason University and has been teaching since 1997. Dr. Toma has a track record of analyzing our local economy and unearthing trends that truly matter. He’ll be addressing everything from economic trends to potential challenges, giving attendees a comprehensive outlook on our area’s growth prospects.

A Delicious Meal Awaits

But hold on; it’s not just about the heavy topics and number crunching! Lunch is being catered by Georgia Comfort Kitchen, promising attendees a tasty meal to enjoy while they soak up valuable insights. And let’s be honest, what’s a luncheon without some good food, right?

A Word from the Director

James Touchton, the Director of Economic Development for Port Wentworth, expressed enthusiasm about the event. “We are grateful to our generous sponsors and esteemed speaker for their invaluable contributions to this event,” Touchton noted. He went on to emphasize that together, the community is “paving the way for a brighter economic future, making Port Wentworth the ideal place to live, experience, and thrive.”

Who’s Supporting the Event?

This gathering isn’t just a one-person show; it’s backed by numerous sponsors including Thomas & Hutton, Joe Marchese, and the Metropolitan Savannah Hispanic Chamber of Commerce. Other notable sponsors include Port City Logistics, Memorial Hospital, Effingham County Industrial Development Authority, and a slew of others. This kind of community support speaks volumes about the commitment to economic growth in our region!

Don’t Miss Out!

If you’re looking to gain insights into our local economy while enjoying a fantastic meal, you’ll want to snag a seat at this event! However, keep in mind that seating is limited, so it’s wise to register as soon as possible. You can do so by visiting [registration link].

For those interested in more information about the City of Port Wentworth, take a look at their official website. It’s a fantastic resource to learn more about what’s happening in our vibrant community. In a nutshell, this luncheon is all set to be an informative and engaging experience!

Let’s Talk Economic Growth

The Savannah CEO Briefing, among other resources, highlights the engaging stories and business news making waves in our region. Events like this one underscore the importance of community collaboration and the shared resolve to ensure that Port Wentworth continues to thrive. As we move forward, who knows what other exciting opportunities await us?

Final Thoughts

So, get ready, Port Wentworth! The Economic Outlook Luncheon is just around the corner, and it promises to deliver meaningful discussions that could shape the future of our economy. The countdown is on!


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