On this podcast, we talk about all matters related to economic development – and why it matters.
Join us as we interview private and public sector experts in economic development strategies to discuss how local stakeholders can work together to compete in the global marketplace. We discuss how we can best compete in the global economy and build a sustainable and prosperous economy to enhance the quality of life for the people in our communities. Economic Development Matters is a platform to share knowledge, policy and research related to economic development and foreign investment attraction.
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Meet the hosts
Sherri
Host
A born storyteller, Sherri loves the thrill that comes from taking complex issues and translating them into simple messages that are easily understood. Having lived in and around Edmonton all her life, she’s excited to be able to use her love of the written word to promote the Edmonton Metropolitan Region. A true Edmontonian, Sherri lives for the summer months when you can often find her hitting up the various Edmonton festivals, camping with friends or hanging out in a park with her nose in a book.
Brianna
Host
Brianna is a master at breaking down difficult concepts and encouraging others to consider the big picture. She’s excited to help our region improve its global competitiveness by developing policy solutions and providing thought leadership on economic transformation. Brianna has several years of experience working at public policy think tanks and has had her work featured in media outlets and institutions across the country. She grew up in Calgary, earning a Master’s degree in political science at the University of Calgary, and has since made the Edmonton region her home.
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