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100 YEARS OF SECURING FLORIDA’S FUTURE • WWW.FLORIDACHAMBER.COM100 Years of Securing

Florida’s Future

Florida Association of Counties

100 YEARS OF SECURING FLORIDA’S FUTURE • WWW.FLORIDACHAMBER.COM


Percentage Population Increases by 2030


How Many People is That? (thousands)


Florida Chamber Economic Development Task ForceWhile other groups may focus on the future of incentives, the

Florida Chamber’s task force focuses on Florida’s competitiveness within our six pillar framework.


Florida Chamber Economic Development Task Force

• Webinars & Pillars Covered 5/23- State of the State 6/20- Talent Supply & Education 7/25- Innovation & Economic Development 8/22- Infrastructure & Growth Leadership

• Upcoming Calls & Events– 9/19: Business Climate & Competitiveness– 10/24: Civic & Governance Systems– 11/21: Quality of Life & Quality of Places– 1/26/17: Economic Development Summit

• Implementation & Review Committee


Talent Survey Results

• 70%: Significant challenges finding qualified talent

• 50%+: Current education system is not producing what

businesses need

• 56%: Graduates of higher learning still need additional

training


Talent Survey Results & Comments

• More than 1/3 unsure if Florida’s education system was an advantage or disadvantage

• 90%: unaware Florida’s K-12 system is in top quartile in educational achievement

I think we need to frankly discuss the areas where the education system does not perform well, and work on improvements there, as well as brag about achievements at select grade levels. It's good to know our strengths, it's even better to know our weaknesses so we don't get lulled into thinking everything is OK, so that we work on improving where we have gaps.


What can Florida do to better prepare its students and workforce to compete

in a global economy?


Innovation Survey Results

79.20%

13.90%

6.90%

Should Cash Incentives or Tax Breaks be Used in Return of Capital Investment & Job Creation?

Yes No Unsure



Which Level of Government is Best Equipped to Manage Economic Development?

Local Region State Federal



4.10%

23.30%

71.60%

Is it More Important to Focus on Attracting Business or Expanding Existing Businesses?

Attract Expand Both

Florida Industry ClustersWith Examples of Key Occupations

Local Hospitality

EstablishmentsCombined Food

Preparation and Serving

Workers, Including Fast Food Waiters

and Waitresses

Cooks, RestaurantWaiters and Waitresses

Cooks, Restaurant

Local Government

Services

Police and Sheriff's Patrol

OfficersFirefighters

Correctional Officers and

Jailers

Firefighters


Jailers

Federal Government

Services

Military Occupations

Transportation Security Screeners

Business Operations

Specialists, All Other

Local Health Services

Registered Nurses

Radiologic Technologists

Nursing Assistants

Local Education and

Training

Teachers

Secretaries and

Administrative Assistants

Teacher's Assistants

Hospitality and Tourism

Maids and Housekeeping Cleaners

Retail Salespersons

Waiters and Waitresses

Electric Power Generation

and Transmission

Electrical Power-Line

Installers and Repairers

Power Plant Operators

Customer Service

Representatives

Upstream Chemical Products

Mixing and Blending Machine Setters,

Operators, and Tenders

Chemical Equipment Operators

and Tenders

Chemical Plant and

System Operators

Source: Emsi Complete Data 2016.1

Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Industry ClustersWith Examples of Key Occupations

Local Hospitality




and Waitresses


Cooks, Restaurant

Local Government

Services


OfficersFirefighters


Jailers

Firefighters


Jailers

Water Transportation

Reservation and

Transportation Ticket

Agents and Travel Clerks

Customer Service

Representatives

Sales Representatives, Services,

All Other

Local Commercial

Services

Laborers and Freight, Stock, and Material Movers, Hand

Office Clerks, General

Janitors and Cleaners,

Except Maids and

Housekeeping Cleaners

Local Financial Services

Tellers

Customer Service

Representatives

Insurance Sales Agents



Retail Salespersons



and Transmission




Customer Service

Representatives


Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater Industry ClustersWith Examples of Key Occupations

Local Hospitality




and Waitresses


Cooks, Restaurant

Upstream Chemical

Plants

Mixing and Blending Machine Setters,

Operators, and Tenders

Chemical Plant and

System Operators

Chemical Equipment Operators

and Tenders

Business Services

Customer Service

Representatives

Accountants and Auditors

Office Clerks, General

Local Government

Services


Officers

Firefighters

Office Clerks

Local Utilities

Telecommunications

Equipment Installers and

Repairers, Except Line

Installers

Customer Service

Representatives

Sales Representatives, Services,

All Other



Retail Salespersons



and Transmission




Customer Service

Representatives


Orlando-Kissimmee-Sandford Industry ClustersWith Examples of Key Occupations

Hospitality & Tourism



Retail Salespersons

Local Hospitality

Establishments

Combined Food


Workers, Including Fast

Food


Cooks, Restaurant


Registered Nurses

Nursing Assistants


Electric Power Generation & Transmission



Customer Service

Representatives


Local Education &

Training

Teachers

Teacher's Assistants

Secretaries and

Administrative Assistants



Retail Salespersons



and Transmission




Customer Service

Representatives


Jacksonville Industry ClustersWith Examples of Key Occupations

Tobacco

Packaging and Filling Machine Operators

and Tenders

Industrial Machinery Mechanics

Food and Tobacco Roasting,

Baking, and Drying

Machine Operators

and Tenders

Medical Devices

Team Assemblers

Ophthalmic Laboratory Technicians

First-Line Supervisors of

Production and

Operating Workers

Local Hospitality

Establishments

Combined Food


Workers, Including Fast

Food


Cooks, Restaurant


Registered Nurses

Nursing Assistants


Federal Government

Services

Business Operations

Specialists, All Other

Information and Record

Clerks, All Other

Claims Adjusters, Examiners,

and Investigators



Retail Salespersons



and Transmission




Customer Service

Representatives



How can Florida diversify its economy and attract

high skill, high wage jobs?


Infrastructure Survey

83.60%

10.20%

3.90% 3.90%

Do you support making state dollars available to local governments for the purposes of investing in transportation that directly supports

the expansion or relocation of a company?

Support Oppose Don't Know Other



65.6%

20.3%

15.6%

Do you support public-private partnerships for infrastructure projects?

Yes No Unsure



89.80%

10.20%

0%

How important is reliable and fast internet to your business?

Very Somewhat Not At All


What can Florida do to improve its infrastructure (transportation, energy,

communications)?


Business Climate

September 19th Call-

• Economy

• Taxes

• Insurance

• Regulation

• Property Rights

• Legal Climate

• Workplace & Employment Issues


What can Florida do to have the best business climate in the country?


Civic & Governance Systems

October 24th Call-

• Government Systems

• Budget & Planning

• Governing

• Ethics & Elections

• Civic Infrastructure


How does the state and local government

streamline and improve government systems to promote job creation?


Quality of Life & Quality Places

November 21st Call-

• Health & Wellness

• Safety & Security

• Housing & Livability

• Families & Children

• Retirement & Lifelong Engagement

• Economic Opportunities

• Sense of Place & Community


How does Florida foster a quality of life that makes Florida the number one place to live, work, and

play?


Florida 2030

We invite you to give us your thoughts by taking our 4 question survey at Florida2030.org

Florida 2030 town hall meetings to get input on the trends, the opportunities and challenges.

Visited Scheduled Help Us Reach This County


Questions and Feedback

Carolyn Johnson

Director of Business, Economic Development and Innovation

[email protected]

(850) 521-1235


2016-2017 Florida Chamber Events• Florida Chamber Board of Governors September Conference Call

– September 19, 2016, at 2 p.m.

• Future of Florida Forum and Board of Governors Annual Meeting• September 28-30, 2016 | Hyatt Regency Grand Cypress, Orlando

• Florida Chamber Foundation 2016 Transportation Summit• December 6, 2016, Miami

• Florida Chamber 2017 Economic Outlook Summit• December 8, 2016, Orlando

• Florida Chamber Insurance Summit• February 1-3, 2017, JW Marriott - Miami

• Florida Chamber International Days• February 14-15, 2017, Tallahassee

• Florida Chamber Board of Governors Capitol Days• March 21-13, 2017, Tallahassee

Additional Florida Chamber Events -www.flchamber.com/events/calendar/

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