WATCH: Community Conversation tackles what’s in store for region’s economy in 2023?

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Ideas & Voices
Updated Jan 25, 2023
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Our region’s economy has been shaken by inflation, lingering concerns about commercial real estate after the pandemic, and shocks to global markets over the last year. What will 2023 look like for businesses and residents of the greater Dayton area? What will be the areas of local growth and what challenges should we expect?

January’s Community Conversation on the Dayton Daily News Facebook page on Jan. 25 focused on the region’s economic outlook for 2023 and beyond.

The discussion was co-hosted by Community Impact Editor Nick Hrkman and Reporter Lynn Hulsey and featured expert panelists from around our region to help answer your questions about our local economy, including:

  • Greg Blatt, President of Dayton Realtors
  • Dave Dickerson, President of the Midwest Market at Miller-Valentine Construction
  • LeKeisha Grant, Commercialization Program Manager at The Entrepreneurs’ Center
  • Stephanie Keinath, Vice President for Strategic Initiatives with the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce

Have a question for the panel? Email it to nick.hrkman@coxinc.com or ask it in the comments of the Facebook livestream.

Community Conversations is a Dayton Daily News series of moderated panel discussions on topics important to the Dayton region. Watch the November Community Conversation about hunger and others on the Dayton Daily News Facebook page.

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