Disruptive Demographics in Georgia: Implications for Global Competitiveness

Dr. James H. Johnson, a professor at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, discussed disruptive economics during GMA's 2014 Mayors' Day Conference in Atlanta, noting that the country and Georgia are becoming more diverse and older. Johnson, also the director of the Urban Investment Strategies Center at UNC's Frank Hawkins Kenan Institute of Private Enterprise, said the future competitiveness of the country depends on the success of properly educated young people.

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Check out Dr. James Johnson, one of our upcoming keynote speakers for the KLC Conference & Expo talking about disruptive demographics that are affectiving all communities!

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Is your city ready for the next 25 years? Dr. James Johnson will be one of our 2015 Conference keynote speakers on "Disruptive Demographics."