(ANGOLA) – The Executive Director of the Steuben County Economic Development Corporation has received a special designation.
Isaac Lee has earned the national recognized designation of Certified Economic Developer from the International Economic Development Council (IEDC), denoting a mastery of skills in economic development and a dedication to personal and professional growth. This milestone marks a significant achievement and underscores Lee’s commitment to excellence in the field of economic development.
Lee says this process has taken him years to achieve. He says it’s amazing to think that he started this journey in 2007 with the first class of his Basic Economic Development course in Ohio. Lee says he is humbled to the extent of the overall process as like many professional designations, this process is an in depth one.
Lee says he is grateful for the support from Steuben County EDC Board of Directors, his staff and his family for his pursuance for this credential.
The Certified Economic Developer designation is a prestigious acknowledgment of skilled and committed professionals in the field of economic development, establishing a benchmark of excellence within the industry. To attain this designation, candidates must successfully complete a rigorous and comprehensive examination, consisting of three parts and spanning two days.
Certified Economic Developers operate as highly skilled economic development professionals and collaborate with public officials, business leaders, and community members to establish astute leadership and serve as a driving force in the economic development landscape.
(07-01-2025) Fremont Police K-9 Officer Rex Getting Body Armor
(07-01-2025) AG Nessel Warns Of Scam Spoofing Her Department
(07-01-2025) Authorities Say Coldwater Lake Man Competent To Stand Trial
(07-01-2025) Trine Receives Donations For Pellegrino Student Design Center
(06-30-2025) Cass County Crash Injures Two People
(06-30-2025) Two Vehicle Accident Injures One Person
(06-30-2025) Musser Announces Candidacy For Steuben Co. Superior Judge
(06-28-2025) Wortz Bill Would Cover Group Prenatal Care
(06-28-2025) Five People Detained Following Multi-County Pursuit
(06-28-2025) May Unemployment Rates Increase Around Southern Michigan
(06-28-2025) Davis Pleads No Contest To Charges, Receives Reprimand
(06-27-2025) Northeast Indiana Unemployment Goes Up In May
(06-27-2025) Authorities Say Keith Arrested In Colorado
(06-27-2025) Elkhart Man Charged With Killing Sex Offender
(06-27-2025) John Denny Hired As Quincy Superintendent
(06-27-2025) Coldwater Man Convicted On Sexual Assault Charges
(06-27-2025) Colon BOE Chooses Hilderley As New Superintendent
(06-28-2025) LaGrange Native Honored for 25 Years With ISP
(06-27-2025) Motorcycle Pursuit Ends With Multiple Arrests
(06-28-2025) Three Rivers Beacon Nurses Picket Over Contract Talks