Good Morning Bluegrass Commerce Lexington Inc. Lexington, KY

Good Morning Bluegrass: Panel of Newcomers to Give Impressions of Lexington, Opportunities for Their Organizations the Region

In the last year or so, there’s been a substantial transition in key leadership positions across the community. Many of these people have relocated here from outside the state of Kentucky, bringing with them an infusion of new ideas and perspectives.

During the next Good Morning Bluegrass event  on Friday, June 29, presented by Fifth Third Bank, we’ll hear from three leaders who are not only relatively new to the area, but also represent companies and organizations that have wide-ranging impacts on the Bluegrass Region. These panelists will give their impressions of Lexington, any misconceptions they may have had, why they made the decision to relocate here, as well as how they see the vision of their organizations shaping our community in the future.

Panelists include: Dr. Mark Evers, who is the Director of the Markey Cancer Center and Professor and Vice Chair for Research for the University of Kentucky Department of Surgery; Bill Farmer, President of the United Way of the Bluegrass; and Rufus Friday, President and Publisher of the Lexington Herald-Leader.

TO REGISTER: Don’t miss this special Good Morning Bluegrass event presented by Fifth Third Bank on Friday, June 29, from 8:00 - 9:30 a.m. (NOTE: NEW TIME), at the Hyatt Regency Lexington (401 West High Street, Regency Ballroom). To cost to attend is $25 per person for Commerce Lexington Inc. members or $35 per person for potential members. To register , click "Register Now" below.

PRESENTED BY: Fifth Third Bank

GOLD SPONSORS: IntegrityIT | TravelHost of the Bluegrass | WUKY 91.3FM

SILVER SPONSORS: bd's Mongolian Grill | The Berry Company, LLC | Bluegrass Community & Technical College | Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital | Lexington Center Corp. | Waffle House | Windstream Communications

SMALL BUSINESS SPONSOR:
Missing Link Managed Services
Progressive Marketing

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