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Regional Neighborhood Network Conference 2017

Date: October of 2017

Location: Old National Events Plaza

Discover the 2017 Regional Neighborhood Network Conference in Evansville, a dynamic 3-day gathering that brought together over 300 attendees, including city leaders and community advocates. Featuring keynote addresses from Mayor Lloyd Winnecke and Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch, this event fostered meaningful collaboration among Midwest neighborhoods.

100’s

Number of Neighborhood’s across the Midwest being represented

300

Community Leaders from 5 States

5

Keynote Speakers from the local area

2017

Midwest Collaboration

Discover the Conference Highlights

The button below takes you to a video produced by the Bosse Bulldogs AV Production team that covered the Keynote Speakers and a portion of our conference.

Lulu Porter – Former Executive Director of the Evansville African American Museum
Lynn Miller Pease – Director of Leadership Everyone
Lt. Governor Suzanne Crouch
Rev. Adrian Brooks – Pastor of the Memorial Baptist Church
Sean Georges
Lloyd Winnecke – 2017 Mayor of Evansville

Discover Moments from the 2017 Regional Neighborhood Network Conference

A selection of photos capturing the energy and community spirit at the Evansville Network Conference event.

To view the RNNC 2017 Program Booklet in PDF format click HERE.

Opening day – Brent Jackson kicks off the RNNC 2017 conference in Evansville, Indiana. Jackson donated over 1000 hours in his role in this conference.
Neighborhood President Carolyn Stagg receives kisses from the Hug-a-Cop booth hosted by the Evansville Police Department and now Chief of Police Phillip Smith.
Marsha Abel greets the passengers as they get off the tour buses.
Brent’s wife, Erin Jackson and Evansville’s First Lady, Carol McClintock pose for a picture at the selfie station at the 2017 RNNC Conference.

The 2017 Regional Neighborhood Network Conference united communities with inspiring keynote speeches and meaningful connections.

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