Economic Integration of Mexican Community Vital to Region’s Economy, Chicago Business & Civic Leaders Say - Illinois

“What: The Chicago region’s future economic growth and Chicago’s status as a first-tier global city will hinge, to a large degree, on how well it integrates its growing Mexican community, according to a report to be released by a group of prominent business and civic leaders.

Who: Sponsored by The Chicago Council on Global Affairs (founded in 1922 as Chicago Council on Foreign Relations), the Task Force was composed of 45 prominent business and civic leaders from both Mexican and non-Mexican communities.”

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