ANE co-director Jim Hannley presenting at a 2014 PDA meeting.
Are you ready to learn more about public banking and how it can help Arizona businesses and people thrive? If so, you’re in luck.
This winter, Arizonans for a New Economy (ANE) has two free public events planned: the Dec. 8 Sustainable Tucson Meeting in downtown Tucson and the Jan. 8 meeting at the Mountain Vista Unitarian Universalist Church in Northwest Tucson.
At both events, ANE co-directors Jim Hannley and Pamela Powers Hannley will review the Top 10 Ways Public Banking Can Boost Arizona’s Economy, as well as offering an update on public banking efforts nationwide and a discussion on next steps and volunteer opportunities.
At the Dec. 8 meeting, Sylvia Amparano, Finance Director for the City of Tucson, also will discuss the city’s Community Banking Project, a quasi-public banking experiment started by the city in August 2013. Elected officials from the City of Tucson and the Arizona Legislature have been invited to attend and comment.
Sustainable Tucson Meeting
December 8, downtown Tucson Library, 101 N. Stone
Doors open at 5:30. Meeting starts at 6 p.m.
Facebook event here.
Mountain Vista Unitarian Universalist Church
January 8, 3601 W. Cromwell Dr.
Presentation at 7 p.m.
Facebook event here.
If you would like Arizonans for a New Economy to present at your group meeting, contact us by leaving a comment on this post or contacting us through our Facebook page here. We are particularly interested in venues outside of Pima County.
