From February 14th through March 17th, 2025, the Bowling Green community had the opportunity to share their hopes, ideas, and perspectives on what BG needs for the future. (1 of 4)

Last Call! 🚨 If you participated in What Could BG Be?, we need your feedback — but time is running out! Take the survey linked here. It takes less than 8 minutes: https://t.co/s17EJdNu5R Your feedback is critical to helping improve future conversations like #WhatCouldBGBe?

If you participated in What Could BG Be?, we’d love to hear your thoughts! Take a few minutes to fill out this survey: https://t.co/s17EJdNu5R As a thank you, you’ll be entered to win $100!

Today’s the day! Join us LIVE at 11AM on our Facebook page for the big reveal of the “What Could BG Be?” public report! 💬 Around 4,000 ideas published 👥 1,000,000+ responses 🌟 One shared vision for Bowling Green’s future Tune in today! #BG2050 #WhatCouldBGBe

We're going live Tues. April 15 @ 11A to debut the “What Could BG Be?” public report! Over 4,000 ideas & more than 1,000,000 community responses have been gathered. Join the livestream event on our FB page to discover what's been shared, what we've learned, & what may be next.

Visit https://t.co/bKQH07I0Nd to sign up to receive the report with insights derived from the community’s input. The report will be completed mid-April, so stay tuned.

Bowling Green is growing fast, and a big part of planning for that growth entails protecting what sets our community apart.

Chris Higgins of Scotty’s Contracting, and a member of the BG 2050 infrastructure pillar, thanks everyone who contributed their thoughts to help shape a future that balances progress with preserving what we love about Warren County.

@heyRTC 🔵 STAY TUNED Follow @heyRTC to stay up-to-date and see how technology is shaping our region’s future. 6 of 6

@heyRTC Want a big-picture view? Attend RTC’s Annual Emerging Technology Summit to hear from regional tech leaders, partners, and vendors. Learn more at https://t.co/9JtKOvExWi or reach out to Rob Wilson, President & CEO: 📧 admin@regionaltechcouncil.org 5 of 6

@heyRTC 🔵 HOW TO GET INVOLVED RTC offers free peer groups focused on topics like cybersecurity, AI, data, and coding. They also work directly with organizations to help build up tech leadership pipelines. 4 of 6

@heyRTC Through peer groups, community outreach, and leadership development, RTC helps our region grow stronger and smarter—together. 3 of 6

@heyRTC 🔵 WHAT IT IS RTC is a community for tech professionals to connect, collaborate, and thrive. The organization advances regional knowledge in emerging technologies and supports local organizations in using tech as a strategic asset. 2 of 6

Introducing the Regional Technology Council (RTC) — the next initiative in our spotlight series highlighting how BG residents can get involved in shaping the region’s future. 1 of 6

Visit https://t.co/bKQH07I0Nd to sign up to receive the report with insights derived from the community's input. The report will be completed mid-April, so stay tuned.

Jenn Hewett, owner of the Montessori School of Bowling Green and a member of the BG 2050 talent development pillar, is grateful for everyone who took the time to share their thoughts.  Your input is shaping the future, and we're excited to see what comes next.

Tomorrow is shaped by what you do today—time to get involved.

5. Advocate for Kentucky’s Global Impact – Use KTW’s content and storytelling resources to promote Kentucky’s contributions on the world stage. Help shift perceptions by showcasing the state’s innovation, creativity, and leadership across industries.

4. Invest in the Narrative – Contribute financially to help KTW expand its reach through new media, television specials, and digital platforms. Corporate and community partnerships help amplify Kentucky’s brand and workforce potential.

3. Educational & Workforce Initiatives – Support KTW’s school programs that inspire students to see themselves as part of Kentucky’s global story. Partner with KTW to bring storytelling and mentorship programs to classrooms and communities.

2. Attend & Support Events – Participate in KTW live events to connect with thought leaders and innovators. Encourage schools, businesses, and community groups to engage with KTW’s programming. Live events are hosted in both Louisville and Bowling Green.