John Busch, Chicago-based tech entrepreneur and former fellow at World Business Chicago: First, we must realize as a business and civic community that we are involved in competition. The biggest winners of this trend are not stakeholder groups in Chicago, but the other cities vying for our momentum in Indianapolis, Columbus, Nashville, Austin and Miami. Second, all the city’s stakeholder groups exist within the same ecosystem.
It is all BS, talk is cheap. Actions speak louder than words.
Ataraxis
2 years ago
Dear Mr. Tech Entrepreneur and former fellow at World Business Chicago: To the Marxist ruling class in Chicago, economic growth is NOT the single most important job of running the city. I may not have as many titles or degrees as you, but I’m aware of world history since the Russian Revolution. It appears that you are not. I would read up on Marx and Lenin if I were you. I would also read the history of Detroit and go there on a fact finding mission to see Chicago’s future. Detroit in 1950 was the 5th largest city in the… Read more »
debtsor
2 years ago
Brandon’s crew believes the single most important thing when running the city is to identify the stuff to loot before the Feds bring charges.
A largely unasked question is becoming glaring: Is Illinois doing all it should to use artificial intelligence to make government cost less and work better? So far, the evidence says no.
It is all BS, talk is cheap. Actions speak louder than words.
Dear Mr. Tech Entrepreneur and former fellow at World Business Chicago: To the Marxist ruling class in Chicago, economic growth is NOT the single most important job of running the city. I may not have as many titles or degrees as you, but I’m aware of world history since the Russian Revolution. It appears that you are not. I would read up on Marx and Lenin if I were you. I would also read the history of Detroit and go there on a fact finding mission to see Chicago’s future. Detroit in 1950 was the 5th largest city in the… Read more »
Brandon’s crew believes the single most important thing when running the city is to identify the stuff to loot before the Feds bring charges.
About 20 years too late, I’d say, for this kind of bland op-ed.