Headliners Luncheon: State of the County
Event Sponsors
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Date and Time
Thursday Dec 10, 2026
11:30 AM - 1:30 PM EST
Location
Bradenton Area Convention Center - Grand Ballroom North
1 Haben Blvd.
Palmetto, FL 34221
Fees/Admission
$50 - Members of the Manatee Chamber and MYP Members NOTE: Walk-ins (without a reservation) may not be able to be accommodated due to event/catering logistics.
$100 - Non-Members
$300 - Reserved half table of five with priority seating together
$600 - Reserved table of ten with priority seating
$2,500 Annual Corporate Sponsorship of our Headliners series that includes two seats at each event for one year as well as significant promotional exposure throughout the year via Chamber
Contact Information
Valerie Lozano, 941 748-4842 ext. 235
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Description
Join us on December 10 for a special Chamber Headliners luncheon featuring Manatee County Administrator Charlie Bishop and members of the County's leadership team as they present the annual State of the County address, highlighting how strategic partnerships and a commitment to efficiency are helping Manatee County accomplish more while making the most of taxpayer dollars.
As Manatee County continues to grow, so does the demand for infrastructure, public services and community resources. Meeting those needs requires innovative thinking, responsible investments and strong partnerships with businesses, nonprofit organizations and local, state and federal agencies.
During this year's address, County leaders will share how those relationships are delivering measurable results, from securing millions in outside funding and improving operational efficiency to advancing major infrastructure projects, expanding recreational opportunities and strengthening essential services.
Attendees will hear updates on projects and initiatives shaping Manatee County's future, including the new Athletics and Aquatics Center at Premier Sports Campus, improvements to long-term water supply reliability and wastewater infrastructure, environmental restoration and conservation efforts, expanded veteran services and innovative approaches to addressing homelessness. The presentation will also highlight how the County is leveraging technology, maximizing existing resources and finding creative ways to deliver better services at a lower cost.
For Manatee County's business community, these investments represent more than improvements to County facilities and services. They help support a strong local economy, attract visitors, strengthen our workforce and preserve the quality of life that makes Manatee County a premier place to live, work, play and do business.
What can we accomplish when we work together? Join us on December 10 to discover how partnerships and efficiency are helping shape Manatee County's future.
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