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    By J.W. Carpenter, Prosper and Emily Jerkins Hall, CEcD  Five years ago, a group of Birmingham leaders looked at their region and didn’t like the trajectory. The economy was growing too slowly, starting too few companies and leaving too many people behind. They made a bet that Birmingham did not have to choose between growing […]
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