Philadelphia Announces Long-Term Program to Make the Region Competitive.Philadelphia Convention Historical context Before the Constitution was drafted, those who came to be known as Federalists and Anti-Federalists both agreed about the government's failure to deal with commerce. & Visitors Bureau:
WHAT: Sixteen economic development organizations and nearly 100
leaders in the civic, corporate, government and tourism
industries will gather at the Liberty Bell Center for the
announcement of a long-term program to brand the region as
a great place to live, work and play. The goal of the
project is to increase the number of organizations doing
business here, to increase the residential population and
to bring in more tourists and conventioneers.
Meeting for nearly a year to lay the foundation for this
program, these organizations will unveil a common mark
logo and tagline, a first-ever Web site for the entire
region and a video that captures the area's independent
spirit.
WHEN: Friday, June 23, 2006
Program begins promptly at 8:00 a.m.
(Reporters and news cameras should arrive no later than
7:30 a.m. to clear security in time for the brief program.
Advance interviews available by request between 5:30-7:00
a.m. to accommodate early morning newscasts.)
WHERE: Liberty Bell Center
Independence Mall, Philadelphia
(Security entrance located on 6th Street between Market
and Chestnut Streets)
WHO: Representatives from 16 organizations: the African
American Chamber of Commerce of Pennsylvania, New Jersey
and Delaware; Bucks County Conference & Visitors Bureau;
Chester County Conference & Visitors Bureau; City of
Philadelphia; Commonwealth of Pennsylvania; Delaware
County's Brandywine Conference and Visitors Bureau;
Greater Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce; Greater
Philadelphia Cultural Alliance; Greater Philadelphia
Tourism Marketing Corporation; Independence Visitor
Center; Innovation Philadelphia; Pennsylvania Convention
Center; Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau;
Philadelphia International Airport; Select Greater
Philadelphia; and Valley Forge Convention and Visitors
Bureau.
PROGRAM:
-- Manuel Stamatakis, founder and CEO, Capital Management
Enterprises, and chairman, Greater Philadelphia
Tourism Marketing Corporation
-- Nick DeBenedictis, chairman and CEO, Aqua America, and
chairman, Philadelphia Convention & Visitors Bureau
-- Benjamin Franklin, Founding Father and Philadelphia
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