Roadmap Explores Future Of Economic Growth For Florida
Florida’s five-year strategic plan to spur economic growth and global competitiveness has been delivered in the form of the Roadmap to Florida’s Future.The Roadmap is a plan mandated by the Legislature to “transform Florida into a leader in the 21st century innovation economy.”The Enterprise Florida board of directors make and submit the plans to the Governor and Legislative leaders every three years to encourage new perspectives to come forth.Recommendations from the Roadmap include increase support for foreign language skills at an early age, continued support of arts education, maintaining and expanding on Florida’s international trade, and supporting initiatives like the Florida High Tech Corridor Council.Read the complete report.
Florida’s five-year strategic plan to spur economic growth and global competitiveness has been delivered in the form of the Roadmap to Florida’s Future.
The Roadmap is a plan mandated by the Legislature to “transform Florida into a leader in the 21st century innovation economy.”
The Enterprise Florida board of directors make and submit the plans to the Governor and Legislative leaders every three years to encourage new perspectives to come forth.
Recommendations from the Roadmap include increase support for foreign language skills at an early age, continued support of arts education, maintaining and expanding on Florida’s international trade, and supporting initiatives like the Florida High Tech Corridor Council.
Read the complete report.
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