Florida Chamber CEO discusses technology summit and economic priorities on WFSU

Mark Wilson President and CEO Florida Chamber of Commerce
Mark Wilson President and CEO - Florida Chamber of Commerce
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Florida Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Mark Wilson recently spoke on WFSU about the state’s progress in technology, manufacturing, and innovation. Wilson discussed efforts to keep Florida competitive in the global economy and stressed the need to prepare for future workforce requirements.

He addressed how these sectors are central to Florida’s strategy for long-term economic growth. According to Wilson, maintaining this focus is essential for the state’s continued competitiveness.

“Florida is advancing in areas such as technology, manufacturing, and innovation to remain competitive in a global economy,” Wilson said during the interview. “He also emphasized the importance of preparing for future workforce needs and ensuring Florida continues on its path to long-term economic growth and competitiveness.”

The full interview can be heard on WFSU.



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