PDC Draft Strategic Plan

Give us your feedback on PDC's 2015-20 Draft Strategic Plan

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Vision: Portland is one of the most globally competitive, healthy and equitable cities in the world.

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Goal: the goal of this strategy is to harness and expand PDC's tools for job creation, place-making, and economic opportunity to achieve widely shared prosperity among all resident of Portland.

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The following are the 5 main objectives of the Plan. Let us know how important each objective is to you:

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What do you like about the Plan?

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Does anything in the Plan need greater emphasis? Please explain.

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What is missing from the Plan? Please share your advice:

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Vision: Portland is one of the most globally competitive, healthy and equitable cities in the world.

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