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Longmont Economic Development Partnership hires new economic development specialist

As Longmont EDP’s economic development specialist, Stephanie Pitts-Noggle will be responsible for bringing new ideas and creative approaches to the long-term retention and growth of Longmont's existing primary industry base.
LEDP Stephanie Pitts-Noggle
Stephanie Pitts-Noggle (Courtesy photo )

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LONGMONT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT PARTNERSHIP
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Longmont Economic Development Partnership announced (Tuesday) that it has hired Stephanie Pitts-Noggle as an economic development specialist.

As Longmont EDP’s economic development specialist, Pitts-Noggle will be responsible for bringing new ideas and creative approaches to the long-term retention and growth of Longmont's existing primary industry base.

Pitts-Noggle brings her keen knowledge of data and metrics to tell larger, compelling stories about the impact of an organization, community, and business ecosystem.

Throughout her career, she has advised hundreds of aspiring entrepreneurs, small businesses, and organizations across multiple industries; spent countless hours delivering presentations to partners and organizations throughout the community; and organized dozens of events drawing thousands of people.

Her experience is broad and includes serving as the COO of the Business Elevator of Champaign-Urbana, a business specialist librarian at the Champaign Public Library, and a member of the iVenture Accelerator.

“Stephanie brings to Longmont EDP an extensive background in creating inclusion and innovation for entrepreneurs and small businesses,” said Jessica Erickson, president and CEO of Longmont EDP. “This role is vitally important to connecting Longmont’s existing primary industry businesses with the resources, talent, and infrastructure they need to continue to grow and thrive in Longmont.”

“Filling this economic development specialist position comes on the heels of having recently filled a collective impact program coordinator position,” Erickson added. “These new roles are designed to enhance Longmont’s novel approach to economic development that champions growth, prosperity, and inclusion as the pillars of a successful, vibrant, and resilient local economy.”

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