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2022

• Charlotte Hires Globally Recognized Lord Cultural Resources and Two Local Firms, Amplify Charlotte & Fourth Economy to Help Develop Long Term Arts & Culture Plan.

• Volunteers Create Projects for Mecklenburg County Participatory Budget Program (Spectrum News)

• Charlotte Mayor’s Racial Equity Initiative to Address a host of issues (Radio One)

• Mecklenburg County’s Participatory Budget Program Gives Public Real Power (Radio One)

2021

• Learn How to Adapt with Christine Edwards (Let’s Link it Up Blog)

• New program helps Mecklenburg County residents decide on budget spending (Spectrum News)

• Vision Zero Faces Challenges in Eliminating Traffic Fatalities in Charlotte (Queen City Nerve)

• Greater Women's Business Council 2021 Power Of Partnering Marketplace - Virtual Edition (Q4)

• Amplify Consulting and VettDeck Land Major Contract with Mecklenburg County to Implement a Pilot Participatory Budgeting Program

• Voices for change: Black business owners in Charlotte weigh in on economic hurdles (subscription only)

• Amplify Consulting and CLT Public Relations to Host Virtual Voter Engagement Event on September 14: #CLTPrimary Twitter Chat will Address the Absence of 2021 General Elections in Charlotte

• Amplify Consulting Wins $100,000 Contract To Provide Community Engagement Consulting Services for The City of Charlotte’s Vision Zero Plan

• Charlotte-Based Amplify Consulting Awarded $25,000 Equity Capacity Building Grant From The National Resources Defense Council

• Crowns of Enterprise Awards recognizes minority, women, small business enterprises

• 2020 Crowns of Enterprise Winners

2020

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• Campbell outlines process to ‘reimagine’ policing

• Asheville encourages participation as budget process heats up

• Charlotte Community Leader Speaks Out About Community Policing

2019

• Queen City Nerve

• Renovation of Polk Park at the heart of Charlotte’s Uptown!

• Renovation of Polk Park to Create Premier Public Space in Uptown

2018

• 20 community leaders from cities across the nation selected to participate in Emerging City Champions fellowship program