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Busey’s 60th Champaign County Economic Seminar

June 19, 2012 | Category: Business, Community

Video Source: FirstBusey’s YouTube Channel, Busey, May 14, 2012

In case you missed Busey’s 60^th Champaign County Economic Seminar, the program is now available on FirstBusey’s YouTube channel. This year’s theme was “Champaign County—Great by Choice” hosted by Vice Chairman of Busey Bank Ed Scharlau. Expressing optimism about the economy, Scharlau discussed positive trends in Champaign County.

Thank you to Busey for being an investor in the Champaign County EDC. The Champaign County EDC is supported publicly and privately by businesses, institutions and individuals like you. It is through the stewardship of economic stakeholders in our community that the EDC is able to conduct its development initiatives.

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