Thursday Feb 10, 2022
8:00 - 8:30am - Registration, Networking and Breakfast (Buffet) Holiday Inn Downtown $29/pp - Member
Megan Riordan The FuseDSM Quarterly Breakfast is in place of the Monthly Luncheon in February. We are holding a breakfast meeting quarterly to open up attendance to those members that may not be able to make the regularly scheduled luncheon due to conflicts. Each month the Chamber invites a dynamic speaker to provide timely information affecting our community, insight on issues concerning the community, or inspirational stories which resonate within the community. There is networking time prior to the start of the program. Breakfast is a buffet so you will be free to network prior to filling your plate! This is the quarterly event you do not want to miss to maintain those important relationships with your fellow members. This event is open to all members of FuseDSM, Des Moines West Side Chamber of Commerce and Des Moines Downtown Chamber of Commerce. In partnership with Des Moines West Side Chamber, Des Moines Downtown Chamber, and FuseDSM, hear from Des Moines’ Deputy City Manager, Matt Anderson as he discusses important priorities and issues for the city in 2022, with updates on economic development and infrastructure projects, major initiatives the city will focus on for this year and how they impact the business community, as well as anticipated challenges the city faces. Matthew A. AndersonFuseDSM Quarterly Breakfast - City of Des Moines Update with Deputy City Manager, Matt Anderson
Date and Time
8:00 AM - 9:30 AM CST
8:30 - 9:30am - ProgramLocation
Top of the Tower
1050 6th Ave
Des Moines, IA 50314
Parking: Free underground parking available. Fees/Admission
$34/pp - Non Member
Breakfast Buffet will include: Scrambled Eggs, Bacon, Sausage, Breakfast Potatoes, Yogurt with Granola, Muffins, Fresh Fruit, Coffee & Hot Tea.
No Walk In Registrations will be allowed. There is a FIRM registration deadline of Tuesday February 8th at 10:00am. No refunds 48 hours prior to the event.
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Description
City of Des Moines Update
Deputy City Manager
City of Des Moines, IA
After 10 successful years in real estate development and asset management, Matt joined the City’s Office of Economic Development in 2002. During the next 15 years, he guided Des Moines through $1 billion of downtown residential development and unprecedented job growth. The ensuing addition of hospitality, entertainment, and cultural assets have landed Des Moines on countless national top-10 lists.
Matt moved to the City Manager’s Office as Assistant City Manager in 2012, where he continued to oversee economic development efforts and integrated that experience with an expanded roll with the City’s Engineering, Community Development, and Housing departments.
Matt was appointed Deputy City Manager in 2018, serving as the City’s chief operating officer. Maintaining the cohesive collaboration of a dozen City departments ensures citizen and business interests are equitably aligned and the City’s strategic plan goals are at the forefront of all decisions.
When not working to transform Des Moines, Matt and his wife are busy settling in as new downtown residents and training for Ironman triathlons and marathons.
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