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Churchill Club - Governor Deval Patrick - Q&A - Part 1

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Deval L. Patrick, Governor of the Commonwealth of Massachusetts, has been a national advocate for policies and investments that support innovation and entrepreneurship. In this program he will share his vision for an Innovation Economy and its role in creating the next great wave of jobs.

In Massachusetts, Governor Patrick has led the development and implementation of innovative initiatives that bring together leaders from business, academia and government to build on the states unique advantages in the life sciences, clean energy and information technology sectors. He will discuss efforts underway among renowned universities, teaching hospitals and leading companies to create a leading center for research and development.

Governor Patrick will also discuss Massachusetts initiatives that reduce the cost and duration of permitting, expand infrastructure investments that create high-quality, reliable business sites and his administrations unique public-private initiative that provides broadband access to every community in the state.

In Partnership With:
AeA,
Commonwealth Club,
Harvard Business School Association of Northern California,
The Harvard Club of San Francisco,
MIT Club of Northern California, and
TechNet.

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