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About the webinar
As cities across the country strive to recover from the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, many are adopting more engaging and responsive approaches to their recovery and reopening efforts. To ensure that these initiatives are successful and resonate with their communities, cities like Long Beach, CA, and Brownsville, TX, are leveraging resident feedback and sentiment data to inform their decision-making processes. By listening to their residents, these cities are better equipped to shape and adapt policies and initiatives in real-time, ensuring that they meet the evolving needs of their communities.
This webinar provides an in-depth look at how these two cities are using data-driven insights to guide their recovery efforts. By integrating resident feedback into their strategies, Long Beach and Brownsville are able to monitor the effectiveness of their messaging around reopening, adjust their approaches as needed, and ultimately foster a stronger, more connected relationship with their residents.
Key Topics:
During this panel discussion, you will hear from representatives of Long Beach and Brownsville as they share their experiences and strategies for incorporating resident sentiment into their reopening plans. The webinar will cover:
 What resident sentiment data shows on Americans thoughts towards reopening |
 Best practices for effective messaging and monitoring its effectiveness |
 Informing decisions, policies and initiatives with resident feedback |
Join us to gain valuable insights into how cities can use resident feedback and sentiment data to drive successful recovery and reopening initiatives. This webinar will equip you with the tools and knowledge you need to engage your community effectively, adapt your strategies, and ensure a successful bounce back from the pandemic.
Speakers:
Ryan Kurtzman
Smart Cities Program Manager
City of Long Beach, CA
Felipe Romero
Communication and Marketing Director
City of Brownsville, TX
