Thrive in SPI!

Thrive in SPI!

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Capitol Radio Group and The Springfield Sangamon Growth Alliance
wants to Grow Springfield! 

The Springfield Sangamon Growth Alliance (SSGA) is a not-for-profit organization committed to pursuing the economic prosperity and growth
for Sangamon County and the City of Springfield, Illinois.

A healthy local economy means long-term health for the overall region. The Thrive In SPI campaign will ignite community pride and awareness, increase the growth of current local businesses, and attract businesses
and site selectors on a national/international level.

Our goal is to create sustainable economic prosperity for Springfield and Sangamon County which will benefit both our economy and the quality of life for our residents.

Click here to learn more about Thrive in SPI!
and Listen to 100.5 WYMG for More Details!

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