LITTLE FALLS, MN, March 25, 2011 (Press-News.org) During the board meeting of the Mid-America Economic Development Council (MAEDC) in Chicago, Aaron Brossoit, VP of Business Development for Golden Shovel Agency was chosen to become the newest board member.
MAEDC is an organization comprised of economic development professionals in ten states in the Midwest: Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, South Dakota, North Dakota, Wisconsin, Illinois, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio.
"I am excited to further the regional development discussion in the ten-state region of MAEDC," said Brossoit. "I am honored to be chosen for the board and look forward to participating with such a credible organization servicing the Midwest."
"MAEDC members are dedicated economic development professionals who share best practices to make each member more valuable to their organization," Brossoit went on to say. "MAEDC is the best resource for making contact with site selectors, advancing regional economic development programs and accessing thought leadership."
Brossoit has over 10 years of experience in the economic development industry and is responsible for assisting communities nationwide with their online presence.
Golden Shovel Agency brings over 10 years of experience combining Web technology, design expertise, and social media placement and strategy to present communities in their best light. Golden Shovel Agency is located in Little Falls, Minn.
Information http://www.goldenshovelagency.com
Golden Shovel VP Joins MAEDC Board
Vice President of Business Development Aaron Brossoit joins MAEDC board
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