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| The Governor’s Council on Innovation and Technology (GCIT) was established in 2003 to act as a catalyst to develop new economic strategies. The Council provides a forum for ideas, as well as a framework, to enable Arizona to become a global leader in innovation and technology research, development and product creation. |
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| The GCIT focuses primarily on improving Arizona’s knowledge-based economy as a means to develop new economic development strategies. |
- The Council’s members include,
Arizona
’s most experienced and knowledgeable business and industry leaders.
- The Council’s goals and objectives focus on areas that foster innovation, creation and entrepreneurial expansion of technology-based companies throughout the state of
Arizona
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- The Council, in an effort to strengthen the innovation and technology infrastructure in
Arizona
, produced a series of recommendations In 2004.
- The Council launched significant initiatives and compiled a Progress Report in September of 2005.
- Currently, new committees have been formed to develop programs that enhance
Arizona
’s global competitiveness in the 21st century.
Future meeting dates, past agendas and minutes are available.
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2009 Office of Governor Jan Brewer, All Rights Reserved |
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