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Port Charlotte cited for jobseekers; The high-powered Kiplinger Letter says it offers a 'pool of young talent' for employers.(A SECTION)
Byline: STEPHEN FRATER stephen.frater@heraldtribune.com
PORT CHARLOTTE -- A "hot" market to find young, college-educated jobseekers.
They did mean, Port Charlotte, Florida, right?
In perhaps another sign of Southwest Florida's changing demographics, The Kiplinger Letter named the Charlotte County community as one of a handful of "hot new areas where employers can find a pool of young talent."
The recognition by the high-powered financial newsletter -- read by, among others, Wall Street bankers and Fortune 500 CEOs -- was welcome news for Betty Williams, Charlotte County's economic development director.
Williams thinks the …
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