The event will explore innovations, best practices, emerging trends, and new leadership from cities around the United States.
New York City, New York May 4, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Worth Media Group will hold its Worth Cities: Innovation and the Rising City conference on June 8th in Charleston, South Carolina. The event will be held at The Mills House from 8:00 am-6:00 pm. The event is an essential gathering for anyone interested in shaping the future of American cities. Tickets are available now online.
This event will bring together investors, thought leaders, policymakers, elected officials, philanthropists, businesspeople, and entrepreneurs to exchange ideas on the future of cities and take tangible action. From designing smart infrastructure and promoting sustainable economic development to innovations in transportation and culture, the conference will offer a diverse range of panel discussions, keynote speeches, and networking opportunities for attendees, as well as opportunities to experience Charleston's renowned culture and cuisine. Worth Cities takes place against the backdrop of the Spoleto Festival USA, which fills Charleston, South Carolina, with performances in opera, theater, dance, and music--from orchestral and chamber to choral, jazz, and folk, from May 26th - June 11th.
Innovation and the Rising City will also bring to life content from the June Issue of Worth magazine, which will focus both on urban innovation and summer travel. Cities featured in Worth's June issue will include Phoenix, Az; Boston, Ma; Savannah, Ga; Providence, R.I.; Charleston, S.C.; and Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
"We are excited to bring this important conversation to Charleston," said Dan Costa, Chief Content Officer at Worth Media Group. "From mayors to business executives to next-gen entrepreneurs, the room will be packed with the leaders shaping the future of American cities. And with its robust and growing economy, as well as its world-class hospitality and diverse cultural offerings, Charleston is a natural site for a conversation based on energy, optimism and innovation."
The topics on our agenda include:
+Building Smart Infrastructure Technologies for Future-Proof Cities
+Designing Urban Spaces: Strategies for Successful Place-Making
+Building Resilience in the Face of Climate Change: Best Practices for Urban Adaptation
+Creative Approaches to Addressing Housing Crises
+Navigating the Tensions Between Development and Preservation in Historic Urban Areas
+Urban Mobility in the 21st Century: Exploring the Future of Transportation in Cities
+Green Finance for Urban Sustainability: Innovations in ESG-Focused Municipal Bond Offerings
+The Role of Public-Private Partnerships in Urban Infrastructure Projects
+Reimagining Policing in America's Cities: Opportunities for Community-Driven Safety Initiatives
+Building Equitable Communities: Strategies for Addressing Racial Disparities in Housing, Education, and Employment
+Ensuring Transparency and Accountability in City Councils: Innovations in Civic Engagement and Public Participation
+Preparing Students for the Future: Addressing Workforce Development and Career Readiness in Urban Education
This important event is made possible with the support of our sponsors, including the Charleston Area Convention & Visitors Bureau (Explore Charleston) and the South Carolina Ports Authority.
For organizations interested in learning how they can get involved, please contact Worth Media Partnerships at advertising@worth.com.
About Worth Media
Worth Media Group brings together business leaders, entrepreneurs, technologists, investment professionals, and non-profit leaders to explore topics related to innovation, ingenuity, impact, and how business can help accelerate social and economic progress. Our brands include the media and magazine platforms of Worth Media as well as Techonomy Media. For more information on Worth Media Group, visit www.worth.com.
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