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Region 2000
The Lynchburg Campus was the presenting sponsor of an exciting premiere event celebrating administrative professionals throughout Region 2000, a partnership within 2000 square miles surrounding the Lynchburg area that coordinates developmental activities for the region.
The event, hosted by the Lynchburg Regional Chamber of Commerce, included a luncheon with a keynote address, tea on the grounds, and afternoon seminar and was held at the lovely Inn at Trivium. The keynote address and afternoon seminar were given by Amy Hall, CPS/CAP, President of the International Association of Administrative Professionals of the Virginia Division. Campus Director Bill Baker addressed the group letting them know about the programs and grants offered at the campus and the unique features of a National education.
Virginia’s Region 2000 Partnership is a remarkable example of public and private cooperation of business and civic leaders as well as government officials and educators who work together to create a supportive environment for businesses throughout the region. Regional services are implemented and coordinated that improve quality of life and build opportunities for success. It is composed of the Economic Development Council, Local Government Council, Technology Council, Workforce Investment Board, Young Professionals of Central Virginia, and the Center for Advanced Engineering and Research.
Pictured at the event are (l to r) Instructor Norbert Matts, Community Resource Coordinator Jane Kuhn, Christine Kennedy (Vice President of Advocacy & Workforce Development for the Lynchburg Regional Chamber of Commerce), Instructor Mary Kay Whitmore, Ann Knight (Vice President Member Development for the chamber), Administrative Assistant Liz Callaham, Director of Health Care Education Sue Coleman, and Campus Director Bill Baker.
