CEO Insights: JAXUSA Partnership's Aundra Wallace looks forward to '23
2022 was an exciting year for the Jacksonville area, with First Coast companies expanding, new businesses moving here and national and local issues bringing a host of challenges and opportunities. As the year winds down, the Business Journal is speaking with CEOs across the First Coast about the issues they dealt with in 2022 and their outlook on what 2023 will bring.
Safe to say, Jacksonville has a lot of choices to make heading into 2023 in terms of economic development.Aundra Wallace, the goal is maintaining the momentum. He shared his thoughts on how the city is set for 2023.What’s been the biggest challenge your organization has overcome this year?
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