Presenter Bailey Carroll will be unable to participate so Sarah Richardson will give the program instead of introducing it. Margaret Reese will then introduce it. Four area high school students are still anticipated to participate.

Sarah will introduce the speaker and give an overview of iJag (Iowa Jobs for America's Graduates (IJAG) partners with Iowa schools including Iowa City, to deliver career development programming including leadership training, career education, individualized guidance and employer engagement. The impact is a future-ready generation of leaders with sustainable plans for carreer and life, thanks to meaningful experiences with Iowa employers) while Bailey, who is the iJAG Specialist, will present the program. Bailey will also have some students in the program who will participate.

Nate, who is an entrepreneur and partner in numerous restaurants and properties in the area, will talk about his group's effors in the restaurant and hospitality world as well as real estate development.

Jim Conard will introduce Nate.

This program is part of the Community and Economic Development series.

An effort to create a national interactive museum in the UNESCO City of Literature to celebrate storytelling and inspire visitors of all ages to read.

Rachel will get a title to me soon. Program on the role of the JC Attorney.

The role of Sheriff in Johnson County, and responsibilities of the department.

Allison is on the Board of Directors and Ryan Bobst is the Executive Director of the North Liberty Food Pantry. They will present on the organization's new facility, program expansion, meeting community needs, etc.

Eric is Board Chair of NewBoCo in Cedar Rapids, General Partner in ISA Ventures, Manager of Iowa Startup Accelerator Fund and a graduate of the Tippie College of Business recommended by Barb Thomas. His program on how and why our area has become such a strong one for entrepreneurs and start-ups. An economic and community program.

Eric will be introduced by Barb Thomas.