Alex Pearlstein
19 May 2006 - 9:44am
Alex Pearlstein, Planetizen CorrespondentAlex Pearlstein is a Project Manager at Market Street Services, one of the nation's largest economic, workforce, and community development consulting firms. He has managed strategic processes for Austin, Texas; Memphis, Tennessee; Savannah, Georgia; and Arlington, Texas, among others. He earned his Masters of City and Regional Planning from the Georgia Institute of Technology in Atlanta. A former newspaper reporter, Alex still enjoys nothing better than taking an urban exploration road trip to cities near and far.
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Market Street Services - www.marketstreetservices.comLatest Posts:
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- Atlanta Swelling With Coastal Florida Expatriates
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- Surviving A Military Base Closure
- Want A Strong Economy? Provide Good Child-Care
- Putting Business Incentives On A Leash
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Despite its small size, San Pierre was once a thriving community. It was home to more than 34 different businesses, and was surrounded by farmland and people gainfully employed in agriculture, retail sales, banking or other service industries.
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