Building on Regional Legacy (Featuring Monique Claiborne)

Driving economic growth and building a legacy of success for one's region is a tough job — but our guest for this episode of the podcast is tougher. 💯💪Welcome to episode three of #TheDevelopmentDialogues! For this episode of the pod, we talk to Greater Portland Inc. (GPI) President and CEO Monique Claiborne as she shares how her career in economic development started, her guiding principles for developing regional economic growth, and so much more (NBA analogies included). Tune in!

Driving economic growth and building a legacy of success for one’s region is a tough job — but our guest for this episode of the podcast is tougher. 💯💪

Welcome to episode three of #TheDevelopmentDialogues! For this episode of the pod, we talk to Greater Portland Inc. (GPI) President and CEO Monique Claiborne as she shares how her career in economic development started, her guiding principles for developing regional economic growth, and so much more (NBA analogies included). Tune in!

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