The Adirondack North Country Association (ANCA), an organization that partners with local governments, small businesses, non-profits, and universities, has announced that it will be holding its 57th Annual Meeting at View in Old Forge.
It is scheduled for Thursday, September 27, from 1 to 3:30 p.m.
“We want to thank View for partnering with ANCA for this year’s Annual Meeting,” said Kate Fish, ANCA’s executive director, complimenting the new multi-arts center on its beauty and green design.
This year’s forum will focus on economic development activity in the Mohawk Valley and ANCA’s Central Region.Speakers and panelists will discuss the region’s economy, current initiatives, and the leadership efforts of key regional organizations including the Mohawk Valley Regional Economic Development Council.
“[It follows] in the spirit of last year’s dynamic meeting on demographic and economic change in the Adirondack North Country,” Fish said.
The meeting will also include an opportunity to discuss regional development issues, needs and opportunities with representatives from economic sectors such as tourism, energy, agriculture, manufacturing, technology and community development.
Fish said all are invited to become ANCA members or renew their memberships during registration.
“If you add your membership when you register for our Annual Meeting, the cost to attend the meeting is waived,” she said.
Among ANCA’s officers is Richard Bird of Old Forge and Raquette Lake, who currently serves as the organization’s Central Region Vice President.
Mike Farmer of Old Forge is also a member of ANCA’s Board of Directors.
ANCA is based in Saranac Lake and more information on the organization and the Annual Meeting in Old Forge can be found at adirondack.org or by calling (518) 891-6200.
