The University of Toledo is helping spur international development in northwest Ohio by partnering with 5 Lakes Global and the Regional Growth Partnership to bring a group of international business development leaders to Toledo.
Through Wednesday, Sept. 26, more than 200 people will attend the 5 Lakes Global Economic Forum at the Park Inn hotel in downtown Toledo.
As part of the forum, The University of Toledo hold an education panel Tuesday, Sept. 25, at 4 p.m. in the Park Inn Orleans Room. School representatives will have the opportunity to share information on what makes their educational institutions a unique outlet for the employees and families of overseas executives and workers who elect to become members of our community.
“Northwest Ohio has so much to offer from an educational and research standpoint,” said Lawrence J. Burns, UT vice president for external affairs. “This forum represents a tremendous opportunity to showcase this strength to a group of potential overseas partners.”
The panel will feature speakers addressing the following topics:
• Dr. Pamela Boyers, executive director of the UT Center of Clinical Simulation, “Use of Technology in Education”;
• Dr. Mary Ellen Mazey, president of Bowling Green State University, “Education and Economic Development”;
• Dr. Mike Bower, president of Owens Community College, “Role in Work Force Training and Influence on Economic Development”; and
• Yang Yulin, vice president of Yanshan University, “Working Together to Build the Future.”
