Austin, Texas Leadership Visit 2021
SPECIAL NOTICE ABOUT AUSTIN LEADERSHIP VISIT:
Due to the uncertain conditions around the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, Commerce Lexington Inc.'s Leadership Visit to Austin, Texas, has been rescheduled for November 15-17, 2021. For those who are already registered for the trip, we will transfer your current registration to November 15-17, 2021. If you do wish to make an adjustment to your current registration, contact Angela Carlos directly.
Due to the uncertain conditions around the ongoing Coronavirus pandemic, Commerce Lexington Inc.'s Leadership Visit to Austin, Texas, has been rescheduled for November 15-17, 2021. For those who are already registered for the trip, we will transfer your current registration to November 15-17, 2021. If you do wish to make an adjustment to your current registration, contact Angela Carlos directly.
2021 Leadership Visit to Austin, Texas
Commerce Lexington Inc. is pleased to announce that the 2021 Leadership Visit presented by Central Bank & Trust Co. will take Central Kentucky leaders to Austin, Texas, November 15-17, 2021. Known as the “Live Music Capital of the World,” Austin’s ability to ‘Keep it Weird’ has created a culture of innovation and creativity that is prevalent across the region.
Like Lexington, Austin boasts an educated workforce, a thriving economy and favorable business climate, excellent schools, scenic landscapes, a top-notch research university, and an overall excellent quality of life. While the equine industry, Bourbon, and an attractive food scene have given Lexington an international flavor all its own, Austin’s international presence continues to grow thanks to events like SXSW and Austin City Limits. The Austin region has developed a diverse entrepreneurial ecosystem that is home to entrepreneurs, startups, growing companies, and tech industry giants like Dell, Advanced Micro Devices, Intel, 3M, IBM, Samsung, NXP Semiconductors, and National Instruments. The city known for “weird” is wired as well, as Google Fiber and AT&T deploy Gigabit-speed internet throughout the area.
As an attractive place to live and work, Austin has been experiencing rapid population growth over the last decade and more recently has been adding about 100 people per day. That growth has created challenges with infrastructure, transportation and traffic congestion, rising housing costs, and a lack of land for development. While in Austin, we’ll take a closer look at the area’s innovation ecosystem, the effectiveness of its regional economic development plan through Opportunity Austin, talent retention and attraction, efforts to identify and engage more emerging leaders, and initiatives that are addressing the disparity and inequity wealth gap between communities.
Registration is available now for the 2021 Leadership Visit to Austin, Texas. For our accommodations, the group will be staying at the phenomenal Four Seasons Hotel Austin, which sits on the banks of Lady Bird Lake just steps from the city’s central business and entertainment districts.
Commerce Lexington Inc. is pleased to announce that the 2021 Leadership Visit presented by Central Bank & Trust Co. will take Central Kentucky leaders to Austin, Texas, November 15-17, 2021. Known as the “Live Music Capital of the World,” Austin’s ability to ‘Keep it Weird’ has created a culture of innovation and creativity that is prevalent across the region.
Like Lexington, Austin boasts an educated workforce, a thriving economy and favorable business climate, excellent schools, scenic landscapes, a top-notch research university, and an overall excellent quality of life. While the equine industry, Bourbon, and an attractive food scene have given Lexington an international flavor all its own, Austin’s international presence continues to grow thanks to events like SXSW and Austin City Limits. The Austin region has developed a diverse entrepreneurial ecosystem that is home to entrepreneurs, startups, growing companies, and tech industry giants like Dell, Advanced Micro Devices, Intel, 3M, IBM, Samsung, NXP Semiconductors, and National Instruments. The city known for “weird” is wired as well, as Google Fiber and AT&T deploy Gigabit-speed internet throughout the area.
As an attractive place to live and work, Austin has been experiencing rapid population growth over the last decade and more recently has been adding about 100 people per day. That growth has created challenges with infrastructure, transportation and traffic congestion, rising housing costs, and a lack of land for development. While in Austin, we’ll take a closer look at the area’s innovation ecosystem, the effectiveness of its regional economic development plan through Opportunity Austin, talent retention and attraction, efforts to identify and engage more emerging leaders, and initiatives that are addressing the disparity and inequity wealth gap between communities.
Registration is available now for the 2021 Leadership Visit to Austin, Texas. For our accommodations, the group will be staying at the phenomenal Four Seasons Hotel Austin, which sits on the banks of Lady Bird Lake just steps from the city’s central business and entertainment districts.
PRESENTED BY
PLATINUM SPONSORS
TEXT ALERT/WIFI SPONSOR:
Hanna Resource Group
CHARGING STATION SPONSOR:
Kentucky Coal Association
NAME BADGE SPONSOR:
Wyatt Tarrant & Combs, LLP
OPENING NIGHT RECEPTION SPONSOR:
Baird
GOLD SPONSOR:
Equity Solutions Group
BRONZE SPONSOR:
Lexington Event Company
BANK DINNER SPONSORS:
Central Bank & Trust Co.
Citizens Commerce Bank
Community Trust Bank
Fifth Third Bank
Forcht Bank
Kentucky Bank
PNC Bank
Republic Bank
Traditional Bank
U.S. Bank
WealthSouth
WesBanco Bank
Hanna Resource Group
CHARGING STATION SPONSOR:
Kentucky Coal Association
NAME BADGE SPONSOR:
Wyatt Tarrant & Combs, LLP
OPENING NIGHT RECEPTION SPONSOR:
Baird
GOLD SPONSOR:
Equity Solutions Group
BRONZE SPONSOR:
Lexington Event Company
BANK DINNER SPONSORS:
Central Bank & Trust Co.
Citizens Commerce Bank
Community Trust Bank
Fifth Third Bank
Forcht Bank
Kentucky Bank
PNC Bank
Republic Bank
Traditional Bank
U.S. Bank
WealthSouth
WesBanco Bank
