25. An emphasis on intergenerational equity
is important because it is no longer clear
that institutions or individuals are willing
or able to protect future generations.
John C. Dernbach, Stumbling Toward Sustainability
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26. How do we (re)build San Antonio
as a place that the next
generation will ache for?
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29. Vitality
Is our community a healthy community?
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30. Learning
Is this a “smart” community, and one that
values ongoing education?
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31. What happens when San
Antonio gets smarter?
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32. The Talent Dividend
For every 1% increase in the number of
residents who hold bachelors degrees...
There is a $763 increase in annual regional
per capita income.
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33. In San Antonio
From 2006-2008, the percentage of people with
bachelors degrees increased 2.3%...
Providing a talent dividend of $1.89 billion
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34. 27 Riverwalk Extensions
945 HemisFair Park Renovations
2.3 Fort Sam BRAC
Reinvestments
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35. Around Town
How easy is it to get around - and out of - town?
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36. Over the next generation the demand for
transit-served development sites will far
outstrip the supply.
Douglas Farr, Sustainable Urbanism
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37. We’ll talk about
7 Quality of Life Indicators in San Antonio
6 Best Place to Work factors
5 Things Great Managers Do
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38. How do we become the talk of the town,
the ‘it’ place to work in San Antonio?
Sheryl Sculley
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