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ABOUT US

 From Left to Right: Tony Long, Jade Paden, Christopher Natsch, Debbie Shaw-Franke, Missouri Governor Mike Parson,

St. Louis County Councilman, Mark Harder, Gary Hollingsworth, Jeremy Roth, 

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Progress 64 West are regional stakeholders who advocate policy impacting St Louis and St Charles Counties.

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In order to grow and thrive, every community needs a healthy business community. When responsible corporate partners locate within a community, residents realize not only an increase in job opportunities, but lower taxes, a higher quality education system, along with many other amenities that would not be possible without the added tax dollars that are returned to our communities.

Progress 64 West Community Involvement

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Promoting the extension of Hwy. 141 to Olive Boulevard--this critical corridor was rapidly adopted as a daily commuter route, as well as a convenient connection to West St. Louis County businesses

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Promoting the replacement of the eastbound section of the Daniel Boone Bridge

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Developing STEM initiatives through partnerships with regional school districts, including the transformation of a classroom in the Baden are of North St. Louis into a computer lab, with a gift of new desks, computers, software, and on-site coding programs.

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Investing in student achievement to equip future workers with the skill sets desired by area businesses

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Implementing the Louis S. Sachs Scholarship program, which embodies our investment in the area's brightest minds and future business leaders--up to $6,250 is awarded annually to high school seniors who demonstrate an entrepreneurial spirit through the submission of a well-constructed business plan.

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Recognizing the contributions of local business and civic leaders at the annual Excellence in Community Development Awards Banquet.

Questions or want to be a member? 

Would you like to improve the business climate and quality of life in St. Louis and St. Charles County? Then we'd like to hear from you, contact us today.

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