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Opportunity Zones are entering a new phase – and county leaders are critical to the conversation.

Join us on May 12, at 3:00 PM ET to hear directly from leaders at the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development:

  • Ashlea Quinonez, Regional Administrator, Region VI
  • Duey Stroebel, Regional Administrator, Region V
  • Erich Yost, MBA, Senior Management and Program Analyst

Attendees will walk away with:

  • A clear understanding of OZ 1.0 successes in communities
  • Insight into how OZ 2.0 expands long-term investment potential
  • Practical examples of how localities are using tax incentives to fund growth
  • A framework for aligning community revitalization with local priorities

Tune in to hear directly from HUD leaders on how collaboration between housing and economic development can reshape communities.

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