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Great to see EDC Warren County Board Chair Melanie Fronhofer Weber featured in the Albany Business Review.

Melanie’s passion for Glens Falls, entrepreneurship, and creative place-based development is exactly why EDC Warren County sought her to serve our area. Her vision for vibrant downtowns, thriving small businesses, and communities that attract talent and investment aligns closely with EDC’s evolving economic development strategy, building on our traditional industries and strengths.

As both a business owner and investor who has chosen to build and grow in Glens Falls, Melanie brings a perspective grounded in real experience. That leadership is already being recognized. It’s encouraging to see her story highlighted and the broader momentum happening in Glens Falls and across Warren County receiving attention. Along with EDC she is co-owner of (G)row boutique/community space and actively involved in family owned Common Roots Brewing and on the board of the Common Roots Foundation.

EDC Warren County is fortunate to have Melanie serving as Board Chair as we continue advancing initiatives that support entrepreneurship, strengthen our communities, and position the region for long-term economic success.
Congratulations Melanie on the well-deserved recognition.
For article: https://lnkd.in/d3Ss79eX
Photo credit: Albany Business Review

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