BCF's Vital Signs Launch Presentation Oct 2, 2012
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The document summarizes key statistics from the Burlington Vital Signs 2012 report. It discusses that Burlington has grown to 80,000 people over 45 years, with 17% being seniors. While most residents rate their city highly, there is a growing gap between rich and poor, with the poverty rate projected to rise to 24% in a decade. Segments of the population facing challenges include seniors where 1 in 10 live in poverty, newcomers who earn 50 cents for every dollar of others, and youth where 10-15% have thoughts of harming themselves.
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Denis is a dynamic and results-driven Chief Information Officer (CIO) with a distinguished career spanning information systems analysis and technical project management. With a proven track record of spearheading the design and delivery of cutting-edge Information Management solutions, he has consistently elevated business operations, streamlined reporting functions, and maximized process efficiency.
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- 2. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 Welcome Tim Dobbie, Chair, Board of Directors Burlington Community Foundation
- 3. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 Mary De Sousa, Vice President, Marketing Sponsor and our Host
- 4. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 Colleen Mulholland, Executive Director Burlington Community Foundation
- 6. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 Jewel on the Lake
- 7. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 Growing but slower – 80,000 over 45 17% seniors Born in other countries
- 8. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 Residents give 97% of residents their city
- 9. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 Gap Between Rich and Poor
- 10. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 Affluent community – 42% over $100,000 $446,000 home price, 1.3% rental vacancy Daycare – $60/day 4 in 10 believe gap worsening Poverty rate – projected to grow to 24% in a decade
- 11. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 The Face of Poverty
- 12. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 1 in 10 seniors live in poverty 69% using food banks 3 years +
- 13. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 Annual income $20,778 1 in 3 in extreme poverty $10,389
- 14. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 The Face of Newcomers
- 15. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 From other countries Earn 50 cents to every dollar
- 16. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 The Face of Our Youth
- 17. Burlington Vital Signs 2012
- 18. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 10-15% - thoughts of harming themselves 19-27% - too many problems 6-11% - thoughts of suicide
- 19. Burlington Vital Signs 2012 Together. Inspiring an even brighter future.