Staff Report / Scottsdalelocal.org

The Greater Phoenix Economic Council (GPEC) is celebrating its 35th anniversary, marking over three decades of strategic collaboration and growth in the Greater Phoenix area. Scottsdale Economic Development expressed its pride in being part of the network of partners, innovators, and community advocates that have contributed to transforming the region into an international destination.

GPEC's leadership and vision have been highlighted as key factors in the ongoing economic success of the area. The announcement extends congratulations to GPEC and looks forward to another 35 years of shared growth and innovation in the community.

Source: Scottsdale Economic Development | Scottsdale AZ | Facebook

Source Type: Business

Source Location: Scottsdale

Scottsdale, AZ

https://www.facebook.com/758899442934320/posts/939878091503120

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