As a champion of urban renewal and the redevelopment of Center City, Mr. Levy will reflect on what has been achieved in this neighborhood and throughout downtown in the last 50 years and what challenges and opportunities are before us in the coming decade.
Mr. Levy is the founding chief executive of Philadelphia’s Center City District, serving in this capacity since January 1991. He directs the $18.7 million downtown management district, which provides security, hospitality, cleaning, place marketing, promotion, and planning services for the central business district of Philadelphia.
Visit the CCD website here; you'll find reports on residential life, employment, and infrastructure. You can also visit the 250th anniversary speakers page on the St. Peter's website for more information.
+ How might we think about Mr. Levy's comments in the context of Gary Dorrien's words last week?
+ What role do you envision St. Peter's playing in Center City as the neighborhood continues to grow and change? What's our mission in Center City, if any?
+ What challenges does the city face, and how might we meet those challenges?
Please share your comments on Paul Levy's talk, or any other aspect of the 250th anniversary speakers series.
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