My Takes with Tom Ellis looks into the SEDC

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ROCK SPRINGS, WYOMING (January 30, 2021) – Economic development can be a very strange looking animal – not only difficult to describe but also to accomplish.

Over the years, cities and counties across the country have come to understand that the economic health and growth of an area is something that must be aggressively addressed and sought after. It simply doesn’t happen by chance that companies choose to operate in one location over another.

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There are many factors necessary for positive economic growth to occur, but at the base of everything is information.

Sweetwater Economic Development Coalition has made tremendous efforts to both secure and disseminate that information concerning Southwest Wyoming and Sweetwater County.

The third leg on the economic development stool is the leadership and cooperation of the cities, counties, and the state to mount a cooperative, mutual, and planned program to provide a business climate that welcomes, promotes, and encourages economic growth.

Join us Sunday morning as we welcome Kayla McDonald and Eric Bingham of the SEDC to our Insights program.

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“Insights” is a weekly public affairs program of Wyo4News, featuring conversations with local and statewide newsmakers. It airs every Sunday morning at 7 a.m. on KQSW-FM, 8 a.m. on KSIT-FM, and 9 a.m. on KRKK-AM/KMRZ-FM.

“Insights” has received a number of awards for excellence in the category of “Best News Talk” from the Wyoming Association of Broadcasters.

The program is produced by WyoRadio news specialist Tom Ellis, who has been a member of the WyoRadio staff since 1985. For over 35 years, Ellis has done pretty much everything at WyoRadio, starting his career in sales.

Contract Tom Ellis at [email protected]

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