Economic Development Office Welcomes New Manager

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Economic Development Office
(559) 624-7000, [email protected]

The Tulare County Resource Management Agency (RMA) Economic Development Office is pleased to announce the arrival of Alida Verduzco Silva as its new Economic Development Manager. Ms. Verduzco Silva brings a wealth of business experience and a deep understanding of the Tulare County region to this pivotal role.

Tulare County's Economic Development Office was established in 2012 and works with and provides services to site selectors, business decision-makers, companies, and stakeholders worldwide. The office plays a crucial role in attracting investment and fostering development within the region. The Economic Development Office is poised to continue its efforts to drive economic growth, support local businesses, and showcase the diverse offerings of Tulare County to a global audience.

The Economic Development Office also houses the County's Film Commission, indicating a comprehensive approach to economic diversification and supporting the creative industries within Tulare County. Furthermore, the support for regional tourism efforts though the Discover Tulare County campaign underscores the County's commitment to promoting its unique attractions and enhancing the visitor experience beyond the National Parks and Forests.

A Valuable Addition to the Team

Ms. Verduzco Silva holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the Craig School of Business at California State University, Fresno, and associate degrees from Porterville College. Her professional experience in public service includes not only the City of Porterville but also healthcare marketing roles at Sierra View Medical Center and Adventist Health in the Central Valley. "We are confident that Alida's collaborative spirit and expertise will be a valuable asset to the RMA team," says Associate Director of the RMA Michael Washam, ACE. "Her experience working within Tulare County and the greater Central Valley region, coupled with her understanding of the economic landscape, positions her very well to contribute to the continued success of our region." Mr. Washam works closely with RMA Director Reed Schenke to provide direction and support for the County's Economic Development Office.

Immediate Priorities

Ms. Verduzco Silva's immediate focus is on strengthening the Economic Development Office team and establishing a clear vision for the future. By prioritizing team development and vision setting, she's laying the groundwork for impactful initiatives that will benefit Tulare County's economic growth and prosperity.

Collaborating closely with stakeholders and community partners across the County's unincorporated areas and its eight cities demonstrates a commitment to inclusive and comprehensive economic development. By engaging with representatives from Dinuba, Exeter, Farmersville, Lindsay, Porterville, Tulare, and Woodlake, Ms. Verduzco Silva can ensure that the Economic Development Office's efforts are aligned with the unique needs and priorities of each community.

This approach not only fosters stronger partnerships but also promotes a more coordinated and effective strategy for driving economic growth and supporting local businesses throughout Tulare County. By focusing on team building, vision setting, and collaboration with stakeholders across the County, Ms. Verduzco Silva is laying a solid foundation for the Economic Development Office's continued success in promoting prosperity and opportunity across Tulare County.

For those interested in learning more about the services offered by the Economic Development Office, visiting www.growtularecounty.org is a great resource. The website provides valuable information about available programs, resources for businesses, and initiatives aimed at promoting economic growth and development within Tulare County. Additionally, for direct inquiries or to contact Ms. Verduzco Silva, individuals can reach out via email at [email protected] or by phone at (559) 624-7000.

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About Tulare County's Resource Management Agency

Tulare County's Resource Management Agency (RMA) provides essential public services to our unincorporated communities efficiently and professionally. Our agency consists of three branches: Public Works, Fiscal Services, and Planning & Economic Development.

The Planning and Building Division handles construction inspection, permits, environmental planning, community plans, and zoning codes. Our Public Works Division manages roads, bridges, airports, sewers, and water facilities.

Fiscal Services oversees budgeting, accounting, and human resources, ensuring effective program management. Meanwhile, our Economic Development Department promotes job creation, business growth, and tourism.

Whether you're a resident, developer, or business owner, we're dedicated to supporting you while safeguarding our community's health, safety, and environmental resources. Explore more about RMA at https://tularecounty.ca.gov/rma/.

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