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County Executive Sam Page Delivers Welcoming Week Proclamation to St. Louis Mosaic Project

(From County Executive Sam Page's Weekly Newsletter, 9/17/23)

**‘Welcoming Week’: Dr. Page was proud to deliver a proclamation recognizing Welcoming Week for our St. Louis County immigrant community. The County Executive presented the honor last week alongside the St. Louis Mosaic Project and some of our region's foreign-born leaders.

(pictured l-r: Annie Mbale, Project Manager, St. Louis Mosaic Project: Betsy Cohen, Exec. Dir., St. Louis Mosaic Project: Martha Garcia-Kampen, Pres & CEO, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of St. Louis; Geoffrey Soyiantet, Founder & Exec. Dir., Vitendo4Africa; Sekhar Prabhakar, CEO, CEdge; St. Louis County Executive, Dr. Sam Page; Suzanne Sierra, Sr. Program Mgr., St. Louis Mosaic Project; Gabriela Ramirez-Arellano, VP, Entrepreneurship, Cortex Innovation Community; Carlos Suarez, Community Support Manager, International Institute; Peter Tao, Principal, Tao + Lee Associates.)

Mosaic Project's goal is to transform St. Louis into the fastest growing major metropolitan area for immigration by 2025, to design and support regional attraction strategies and to promote regional prosperity through immigration and innovation.

Welcoming Week featured multicultural events around the region, including picnics, arts and crafts displays, resource expositions, speakers events, and bazaars.
Dr. Page noted, "By working together with our foreign-born residents, we can achieve greater prosperity and make our community the kind of place where diverse people from around the world feel valued and want to put down roots."