Beth Ineck of Boise Valley Economic Partnerships has been named one of North America's Top 50 Economic Developers. The award, presented by Consultant Connect, recognizes professionals for their dedication, innovation, and success in promoting economic growth. The announcement, shared by the Boise Valley Economic Partnership in Boise, Idaho, congratulated Ineck on her achievement.

The Top 50 Economic Developer Award honors professionals from across North America for their work in driving prosperity in their communities. Other honorees include Abby Currens of the Economic Development Partnership of North Carolina; Alba Weaver from OGE&E; Ama Abrokwah of the Tulsa Regional Chamber of Commerce; Arthur Jackson from the City of Cedar Park Economic Development Corporation; Brent Jensen of Edmonton Global; Brittany Brady of the Henderson County Partnership for Economic Development; Brittany Rose Cox of Kentucky’s Touchstone Energy Cooperatives; Bryan Daniels of Blount Partnership; Cameron Goodman from the City of Georgetown, Texas; Chris Carucci of CPKC Railway; Chris Johnson of Johnson County Economic Development; Christian Tscheschlok from Economic Development Washington County; Christine Pate of Entergy; Christopher J. Hardesty of the City of Canton, Ohio; Clint O'Neal from the Arkansas Economic Development Commission; Craig Rhodes of the Greater Houston Partnership; Emma Bostwick from the Lansing Economic Area Partnership; Heather Malone of the Longview Economic Development Corporation; Jason El Koubi from the Virginia Economic Development Partnership; Jason Hunt of PPL Corporation in Pennsylvania; John Bourdeaux of AdvanceCT; John Launius of One Southern Indiana; John Soper from the Georgia Department of Economic Development; Jonathan Jank of the Seward County Chamber and Development Partnership; Joshua Jefferson from the Kansas Department of Commerce; Josie Harrison of Jobs Ohio; Karen Dickson of the Lower Colorado River Authority; Kayla Byrne of the Mobile Chamber; and Kevin Donnelly of RED.

The award highlights the significant role economic developers play in helping communities thrive, and Beth Ineck’s inclusion on the list reflects her contributions to Boise's economic development.

Source: Boise Valley Economic Partnership

Source Type: Business

Source Location: Boise

Lansing, MI

1101 W Front Street, Boise, ID

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