At the Business Council of Alabama (BCA), we talk a lot about collaboration and partnerships, but I want to take some time today to discuss what that truly looks like.
Whether it is workforce development, infrastructure investment, tax and regulatory policies, or even childcare, all these issues are critical to our state’s overall economic growth and stability.
Addressing these issues requires a diverse group of players coming to the table and working together to achieve an overarching strategy.
Enhancing Alabama’s approach to collaboration, coordination, and long-term economic planning was central to BCA’s Working for Alabama legislative package.
Thankfully, Governor Ivey and the Alabama Legislature led the way and secured passage of the package.
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