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Episode 13: The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce (Vital Connections On Air)

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Episode 13: The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce (Vital Connections On Air)

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2018-03-22

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Our business community is on the front line of addressing workforce issues.  This includes working to create welcoming environments for newcomers, tapping into under utilized pockets of workers in our state, and addressing issues at a political level to help all Minnesotans.  Bill Blazar, Senior Vice President for Public Affairs and Business Development, from the Minnesota Chamber of Commerce joins us for this episode to explore what is happening to Minnesota’s business community and how they are working to support immigrants and immigration policy.

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Runtime (43:55). Note: Our Vital Connections On Air episodes are audio-based interviews. Written transcripts are generated using a combination of speech recognition software and human transcribers, and may contain errors. Please check the corresponding audio before referencing content in print.

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U of M Extension Center for Community Vitality; Callevig, Christy. (2018). Episode 13: The Minnesota Chamber of Commerce (Vital Connections On Air). Retrieved from the University Digital Conservancy, https://hdl.handle.net/11299/217072.

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