The Leading Ladies of Economic Development
These are the women leading economic development across the US.
Displaying 2 items of The Leading Ladies of Economic Development with the tag "community growth".
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From Rural Roots to Regional Impact: Anne Tyler Morgan on Law, Leadership, and Economic Development
June 26th, 2026 | Season 3 | 32 mins 34 secs
anne tyler morgan, business attraction, business investment, community development, community engagement, community growth, community impact, community planning, development strategy, economic development, economic development attorney, economic development careers, economic development law, economic development podcast, economic development professionals, economic growth, economic opportunity, economic resilience, housing policy, infrastructure development, investment attraction, kentucky business, kentucky economic development, kentucky leadership, leadership, leadership development, leadership insights, leading ladies of economic development podcast, legal counsel in development projects, legal strategy, local government, mentorship, private sector partnerships, public policy, public sector leadership, public-private partnerships, regional collaboration, regional development, regional economic growth, rural development, rural kentucky, site selection, sustainable growth, tax policy, women in economic development, women in leadership, women leaders, workforce development, workforce housing, workforce solutions
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How Planning, Structure, and Collaboration Shape Economic Development Outcomes │Amalia Cunningham, AICP
February 6th, 2026 | Season 3 | 26 mins 39 secs
amalia cunningham, amalia cunningham consulting, city planning, community development, community growth, developer and local government collaboration, development regulations, economic development, economic development best practices, economic development consulting, economic development strategy, government operations, leading ladies of economic development, local economic development, local government leadership, municipal economic development, municipal planning, organizational structure in local government, outsourcing economic development, planning and economic development, public sector consulting, public-private partnerships, regulatory processes, resource allocation in local government, restructuring economic development departments, stakeholder collaboration, urban planning, women in economic development, women in local government, zoning and land use