Phoenix econ development boss known for 'big projects' like TSMC to take regional lead

Phoenix, AZLocal News

Christine Mackay will take over as president and CEO of the Greater Phoenix Economic Council starting in October. She has led Phoenix’s economic development department since 2014, where she has been instrumental in managing significant projects such as TSMC. Mackay's experience in economic development positions her well to advance GPEC’s goals and foster regional growth. Local officials and business leaders express optimism about her ability to attract further investment and development in Phoenix. Her leadership style emphasizes collaboration and strategic planning, which has been crucial to Phoenix’s economic successes.

Mackay’s transition comes at a time when the region is poised for new opportunities in various sectors. The Greater Phoenix area has seen substantial growth in recent years, making her role increasingly important. Her appointment signals a commitment to continuing this trajectory of development and economic prosperity.

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