The CEOs for Cities’ Annual Workshop is an event which brings multi-sector leaders together from across the country. With the overarching goal to promote a more collaborative civic culture, the workshops succeed through a series of panel discussions, break-out sessions, lectures and roundtables. Attendees are also invited to enjoy other events, meals and field trips conveniently scheduled in celebration of the host city. The 2015 workshop will be held June 10-12th in beautiful Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

1. The Story of Pittsburgh
Innovation & Inclusion

3. Renaissance
The

6. David L. Lawrence
Mayor

7. Richard King Mellon

10. Gateway Center &
Point State Park

11. Lower Hill

12. East Liberty

13. Our Past
Learning From

23. Equitable Future
Building a More

28. Create Family Sustaining Jobs

29. Hays
Carrick
Brookline
Squirrel Hill South
Hazelwood
Beechview
Perry North
Elliott
Banksville
Sheraden
Fairywood Shadyside
Highland Park
Overbrook
Point Breeze
Perry South
Greenfield
Lincoln Place
Bluff
Squirrel Hill North
Westwood
Brighton Heights
Bloomfield
Mount Washington Southside Flats
Larimer
Garfield
East Hills
Arlington
East Liberty
Crafton Heights
Windgap
Chateau
Central Lawrenceville
Glen Hazel
Bon Air
Southside Slopes
St. Clair
Beltzhoover
Upper Hill
East Carnegie
Fineview
Polish Hill
North Shore
Lincoln-Lemington-BelmarMarshall-Shadeland
New Homestead
Strip District
Troy Hill
Stanton Heights
Summer Hill
North Oakland
South Oakland
Duquesne Heights
Ridgemont
Esplen
Knoxville
Spring Hill-City View
Morningside
Swisshelm Park
Allentown
Middle Hill
Oakwood
Central Business District
Homewood NorthManchester
Terrace Village
Homewood South
West End
Lower Lawrenceville
Upper Lawrenceville
Spring Garden
Central Oakland
Northview Heights
South Shore
East Allegheny
West Oakland
Mount Oliver Borough
Point Breeze North
Central Northside
Crawford-Roberts
Regent Square
Allegheny Center
Homewood West
Marshall-Shadeland
California-Kirkbride
Mt. Oliver
Lincoln-Lemington-Belmar
Friendship
Bedford Dwellings
Chartiers City
Troy Hill
Allegheny West
Arlington Heights
City of Pittsburgh Percent of Civilian Labor Force Unemployed by
Census Tract, 2007-11
Source: 2007-11 American Community Survey, U.S. Census Bureau
Under 7.2% (County = 7.2%)
7.2% - 9% (City = 9%)
9% - 18% (1-2x City)
Over 18% (> 2x City)

33. Education
Provide Early Childhood

34. 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80
White
Black
Pittsburgh Public Schools Graduation Rate

37. Government Must Rise To The Challenge

38. Chief Urban
Affairs
Officer
Chief
Development
Officer
Education
Nonprofit
and
Faith-Based
Housing
Innovation
and
Technology
Neighborhood Empowerment
Bureau of