The Thurston Economic Development Council Welcomes Annette Roth as Director of the new Pacific Salish Economic Development District - ThurstonTalk

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Annette Roth has been appointed as the first Executive Director of the Pacific Salish Economic Development District (PSEDD), a newly formed entity focused on economic enhancement in Western Washington. Her leadership is expected to foster economic growth and resilience across a four-county region. The Thurston Economic Development Council (EDC) is working alongside Roth to support local job creators, business owners, and residents. Roth aims to bring investment and resources that will empower the community and promote sustainable development. The PSEDD is committed to creating strategies that align with the vision of a vibrant economy.

Collaboration with civic groups is a key element of this initiative, as it seeks to engage a wide array of stakeholders. The region's unique geographic and cultural characteristics will be considered in these efforts. This development underscores the significance of collective action in driving economic success.

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