ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Sutherland Weston asked around and collected the cold, hard numbers, and what they found was concerning. In a published mini-report, they found that Mainers love to live here, but they don't think they can make a living. There is a disparity between perspectives, and on this episode of The Briefcase, CEO of Sutherland Weston, Elizabeth Sutherland, is here to break down the data and explain the gap.
What You'll Learn
- There is a gap between how people feel about the prospects of living here and the prospects of working here. Where there is usually a positive correlation between these, business confidence is being influenced by outside factors.
- This moment is an opportunity for the businesses savvy enough to take it: if you can understand what's driving the gap, and how to navigate it, you can come out better off than before.
Got a question for the Sutherland Weston team? Connect with us at https://sutherlandweston.com/ You can read the full mini report on The Maine Insights Lab website.
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