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The Rushford Question survey results
Mon, Apr 2nd, 2012
Posted in Rushford All
Posted in Rushford All
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The Findings Presentation of the “Rushford Question” Survey conducted from December through February will be revealed at a public meeting in Rushford, MN at 7 pm, April 2 at Montini Hall, 105 N. Mill Street, Rushford, MN.
The “Rushford Question” was designed to elicit positive statements from a random sample of Rushford area residents in response to the question, “What do you like most about the Rushford area?”
Carolyn Dunham, Project Director, conducted the research for the Rushford Area Branding Council, a sub-group of the Rushford Area Chamber of Commerce. Dunham reports that the results will be at the same time familiar and challenging.
“The uniqueness of this project was that it was the first known random sampling of Rushford Area residents, which either can reinforce past research results, or reveal new things we’ve always known but just haven’t noticed before.”
The results of this survey will be used by the Rushford Area Branding Council to help them arrive at a Rushford area brand that will help to attract visitors, prospective residents, and businesses and industry to the area. The brand will “put the area on the map” as a center for rural progress and development.
The Findings Presentation will include a presentation by Dr. Dunham followed by a question-and-answer session led by Rushford Branding Chairperson, Doug Botcher, for audience participation.
For further information, contact: Peggi Redalen, ohyz1@hotmail.com, 507.450.2291
The “Rushford Question” was designed to elicit positive statements from a random sample of Rushford area residents in response to the question, “What do you like most about the Rushford area?”
Carolyn Dunham, Project Director, conducted the research for the Rushford Area Branding Council, a sub-group of the Rushford Area Chamber of Commerce. Dunham reports that the results will be at the same time familiar and challenging.
“The uniqueness of this project was that it was the first known random sampling of Rushford Area residents, which either can reinforce past research results, or reveal new things we’ve always known but just haven’t noticed before.”
The results of this survey will be used by the Rushford Area Branding Council to help them arrive at a Rushford area brand that will help to attract visitors, prospective residents, and businesses and industry to the area. The brand will “put the area on the map” as a center for rural progress and development.
The Findings Presentation will include a presentation by Dr. Dunham followed by a question-and-answer session led by Rushford Branding Chairperson, Doug Botcher, for audience participation.
For further information, contact: Peggi Redalen, ohyz1@hotmail.com, 507.450.2291