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Tampa Bay's
Economy in 2036:
Preparing for a
Thriving Future
WITH OUR PANEL OF EXPERTS
MODERATOR

Rebecca Liebson
Real Estate Reporter
Tampa Bay Times
Wednesday, Sept. 23 | 5:00-7:30 Foundation for a Healthy
St. Petersburg's Center
for Health Equity
Florida’s economy is changing rapidly, bringing new opportunities alongside significant challenges. As industries evolve, technology reshapes the workforce, and rising housing and healthcare costs affect everyday life, what will it take to ensure that Tampa Bay thrives over the next decade, and how can we prepare our future leaders for success? Join the Tampa Bay Times and the Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg for this free community conversation as local experts explore the future of our regional economy and the actions we must take today to prepare the next generation, strengthen our workforce, and create greater opportunities for everyone.
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Tampa Bay’s Economy in 2036: Preparing for a Thriving Future


Tampa Bay’s Economy in 2036: Preparing for a Thriving Future

How can workers get ahead of AI?

How can Tampa Bay tackle jobs transportation and housing as one region?

What will determine whether AI helps or hurts the economy?

How can more people access well-paying jobs?

What housing choices will the next generation need?

What should employers look for beyond a degree?

How can we prepare Tampa Bay residents for jobs that pay enough to stay here?

How do we prepare people for the jobs of 2036?
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