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This MIAMISBURG based international organization sponsors an annual championship at UD every year.  Thousands of young people display incredible talent as they entertain with music, dance, and color guard equipment.

From their web page:

WGI Sport of the Arts is the world’s premier organization producing indoor color guard, percussion, and winds competitions.  As a non-profit youth organization, WGI also serves as the governing body for the indoor color guard, percussion, and winds activities. It is called the Sport of the Arts because it brings music to life through performance in a competitive format. Even with over 40 years of history, the sport continues to evolve and grow.  There were more than 33,000 participants at the regional level, and more than 16,000 participants at the Sport of the Arts World Championships this past April.

WGI’S PURPOSE

WGI Sport of the Arts provides a venue for young people to achieve the extraordinary through performance and competition.

https://wgi.org/about-wgi/what-is-wgi/

Chris is the Director of Development for the City of Miamisburg. He will address how the pandemic affected developments that were expected or ongoing during the shut-down and his opinion of how the City is positioned for new developments going forward. He will also address expectations for existing companies within the City to grow and take on new employees over the next year.

Mike is the General Manager over all TJ Chumps restaurants. He will detail for us the adjustments made wtihin the chain during the pandemic and how well positioned the restaurant chain is going forward through the end of 2021 and beyond. 

Former member of the Maimisburg Rotary, now President of the KHN Kettering Hospital will discuss how KHN dealt with the challenges of the pandemic, what changes the pandemic caused within the organization and how well KHN is positioned going forward following Covid. Hopefully, come October we are still optimistically talking about post-Covid issues.