Fresh faces appointed to the Central Okanagan Economic Development Commission

| January 23, 2020 in Okanagan

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The Central Okanagan’s Economic Development Commission (COEDC) has announced the appointment of five new advisory council members.

Each new member brings a wealth of knowledge and experience from different industry sectors across the Okanagan and will be tasked with providing valuable insight towards growing the region.  

Here is the 2020 COEDC Advisory Council:

“Economic Development is a team sport and the COEDC Advisory Council brings the various players – industry leaders, government, educational institutions and business service providers– together to boost economic growth in the Central Okanagan," said Brad Klassen, 2020 COEDC Advisory Council Chair and CFO of Troika Developments.

"The appointment of this year’s new members adds valuable new insight and perspective to the council. We look forward to making an impact in 2020 and beyond.” 

All together, the 45 member Advisory Council is comprised of industry leaders, elected officials, local government staff and community organizations representing a cross section of industries.

For more information on the new "Moving Forward to 2025" strategic plan released last fall, click here.  

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