‘Leveraging’ resources one key to success

How communities develop their resources is an indication of how successful those communities are. The principle is one of the keys to big success in small towns that author Jack Schultz will discuss at next week’s Sauk Valley Symposium.

When Jack Schultz gives the keynote address at the Sauk Valley Symposium next week, consideration of the community’s resources likely will be on his mind.

Schultz wrote “Boomtown USA: The 71/2 Keys to Big Success in Small Towns,” and Key 3 is titled “Leverage Your Resources.”

The chapter details various types of resources and how particular communities take advantage of them.

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