This panel discussion highlights diverse perspectives on West Virginia data center construction, inviting questions and concerns to help the public better understand community and statewide impacts.

Co-sponsored by The Stubblefield Institute and Observer Weekly.

Please submit questions for our panelists using this link or via email to StubblefieldInstitute@gmail.com.

Panelists:

Cara Keys, Jefferson County Commissioner
Amy Margolies, Tucker United Executive Director
Chris Morris, West Virginia Division of Economic Development, Data Economy Office Director
Dado Slezak, QTS Executive Vice President of Utility Innovation

Moderator:

Steve Pearson, Editor, Observer Weekly

Find more details at StubblefieldInstitute.org.

The event is free, but seats are limited. Please register promptly.

Note: Registration Information will be shared with both The Stubblefield Institute and The Observer.

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"Data Centers in our Backyard: Jobs, Infrastructure, and Community Impacts" will be broadcast live on MetroNews TV through WVRC.

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Data Centers in our Backyard - Jobs, Infrastructure & Community Impact