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06 Oct Matthew Scoggins
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? In 10 years, I hope that Knoxville will have finally lived up to its potential, which is to be the best “pound for pound” city in the south. What are you reading that is on...
06 Oct Evetty Satterfield
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? In 2030 and beyond, I want Knoxville stakeholders actively working to dismantle education and economic disparities throughout Knox County. I want to live in a Knoxville where real estate agents recommend houses throughout the county...
06 Oct Javiette Samuel
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? My vision is to see a concerted effort from various stakeholders addressing P-20 education; affordable housing/homelessness; food insecurity; health including physical, social, emotional, and mental; unemployment; small business development; COVID-19 economic recovery; and poverty, which...
06 Oct Matt Ryerson
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? The Knoxville of 10 years from now already exists in the Knoxville of today. I believe the best of a community is often on display at the most difficult times and where are in difficult...
06 Oct Ed Rottmann
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? To be the #1 destination for young professionals to start their career. For Knoxville to have a distinct identity and brand that is recognized throughout the Southeast. An identity that draws on our geography, downtown,...
06 Oct J. Brandon Ross, II
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? Henry Ford stated “Coming together is a beginning. Keeping together is progress. Working together is success.” I want Knoxville to be a city with multiple cultures and aspects similar to others but unique to Tennessee....
06 Oct Michelle Moyers
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? My vision for Knoxville is pretty simple – I want us to learn from our mistakes and work more collaboratively across sectors to facilitate change. In my own work, I have seen the power of...
06 Oct Michael Morton
What is your vision for Knoxville 10 years from now? A community that offers top quality education opportunities, a robust business environment, the arts, sports, etc so that all residents have opportunities to grow and prosper. I believe that Knoxville has a good foundation to...