Chris Hart IV

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  "When you look at the health-care industry, that is an industry , not only in the Big Bend but throughout the state , that is already growing," said Workforce Florida President and Chief Executive Chris Hart.
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  In his travels throughout Florida, Hart has noticed industries in other regions trying to develop similar portals, but the one developed by Workforce Plus, the Economic Development Council and health-care professionals exemplified the collaboration that is needed for communities to thrive.

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  "Florida is fortunate to be a national leader when it comes to information technology," said Chris Hart IV, President and CEO of Workforce Florida.

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  Christine Hart has been the Executive Director of the Brattleboro Housing Authority since 1995.She is Vice Chair of the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board and a Board member of the Vermont Council on Rural Development.She is involved in a variety of local activities and has been in Brattleboro since 1979.She has a Masters in City Management from the University of Kansas and more than 30 years of experience as a public manager.

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  The Vermont Housing and Conservation Board has elected Christine H. Hart of Brattleboro to serve as chair and Thomas G. Weaver of Essex Junction as vice chair.

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  It's been 25 years since the last public senior housing facility was built in Brattleboro, said Christine Hart, the director of the Brattleboro Housing Authority.
  
  "We have a severe need in Brattleboro and Windham County for elderly housing," she said.
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  "As the population ages, we will need more and different types of housing," said Hart.
  
  For the housing authority, not having enough assisted living options puts it in an awkward position, said Hart."We do not feel comfortable that our residents are having these increasingly large needs in our housing."
  
  Even though she credited Brattleboro and Windham County with being a wonderful community when it comes to the needs of the elderly, "there are some gaps."

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  Christine Hart and Thomas Weaver Elected as Chair and Vice-Chair of Vermont Housing & Conservation Board
  
  The Vermont Housing and Conservation Board has elected Christine H. Hart of Brattleboro to serve as chair and Thomas G. Weaver of Essex Junction as vice chair.
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  Christine Hart is Executive Director of the Brattleboro Housing Authority, a post she has held since 1995.Prior to joining the Housing Authority, Chris was the assistant town manager and town planner for the town of Brattleboro, and project manager for the $8 million construction and renovation project for the Holstein Association in downtown Brattleboro.She served on the Vermont Human Rights Commission for six years.She was appointed to the Vermont Housing and Conservation Board by Governor Douglas in 2004.She is active in town government and involved in a number of local organizations.Chris holds a Masters in Public Administration from the University of Kansas and received her B.A. in History and Politics from Ithaca College.She lives in Brattleboro with her husband and son, who is attending UVM.

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  Published on: 9/4/2007    Last Visited: 9/4/2007  

  It's a concern shared statewide, Enterprise Florida vice president Chris Hart told the EDC's monthly board meeting Wednesday.
  
  Enterprise Florida, the state's economic development agency, is looking to hire a consultant who can recommend to local organizations, such as the EDC, funding sources that don't have to be tied to shifting county or city budgets.
  
  "Sustainability is definitely a key," Hart said.
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  Hart said Enterprise Florida is looking for ways to help local organizations find ways to lock in consistent funding.
  
  "At Enterprise Florida, there's nothing we can do without local economic development partners," he said.
  
  Hart cited a study by the Ernst and Young accounting firm to show the value of state investment in economic development.The study indicated every dollar a state invests in economic development returns $5.24 to the state, Hart said.
  
  Finding stable state dollars for economic development will probably take two more years, Hart said.
  
  Hart also noted that most state agencies are seeing a budget increase, even with property tax reform coming.
  
  "They're not really cuts.Most people saw an increase in their budget, so it's really a smaller amount of increase," he said.

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  Chris Hart Secretary hart7742@hotmail.com

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  Published on: 9/13/2007    Last Visited: 9/13/2007  

  Chris Hart, a vice president with Enterprise Florida, was so impressed with something he heard at the Florida Chamber Foundation's recent Innovation Summit in Orlando that he repeated it in Lakewood Ranch.
  
  "Work migrates to regions of the world with a critical mass of talent," Hart told 84 people who attended a Workforce Florida Stakeholders Forum on Wednesday in the Keiser University Auditorium."Talent migrates to regions with the best opportunities.Globalization will concentrate the best, high-value jobs in a limited number of these regions."
  
  This theory holds that Florida and other states can be masters of their own economic futures during the next two decades by developing and retaining talent.
  
  "The workforce is the No. 1 or No. 2 thing that is on the minds of companies deciding if they want to come to Florida," Hart said.

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  "Florida is fortunate to be a national leader when it comes to information technology," said Chris Hart IV, president and CEO of Workforce Florida.

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