Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership’s VP of Investor Relations, Chelsea Griffith [Photo: Fort Worth EDP]
The Fort Worth Economic Development Partnership (EDP) is rather pleased to announce the appointment of Chelsea Griffith as their new vice president of investor relations. Along with this marvellous news, a generous $500,000 donation from the Leo Potishman Foundation has been confirmed, which will surely bolster the EDP’s endeavours. You can read more about the announcement in the Dallas News report.
The EDP has already secured a handsome $3 million and aims ambitiously for a $5 million annual target. This economic development nonprofit is keen on establishing Fort Worth as a leading city in both vibrancy and sustainability. It works diligently alongside numerous stakeholders, including companies, site selectors, and real estate professionals.
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$500K to Support Fort Worth
The Leo Potishman Foundation’s commendable gift of half a million dollars will significantly impact local economic development initiatives. Elaine Agather from J.P. Morgan Private Bank remarked on the foundation’s legacy, highlighting how its philanthropy continues to benefit Fort Worth. For further details, KP BTX has covered this splendid gesture here.
Griffith’s Strategic Role
Ms. Griffith, tasked with managing investor relationships and business developments, brings a wealth of experience to her new role. Her previous stints include serving as the chief of staff for two notable figures, former Fort Worth Mayor Betsy Price and former Tarrant County Judge Glen Whitley. She also has a strong foundation in working with U.S. officials, notably with Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison.
She enthusiastically stated her commitment to Fort Worth, expressing her eagerness to propel the city into an exemplary model for others. Notably, she believes that the community’s strategic work and investments will manifest that potential. Additional insights from her can be found at the Fort Worth Business press release.
Past Experience and Objectives
Before joining the EDP, Ms. Griffith’s distinguished career included serving as chief of staff for recognised local government leaders. Her keen ability to work alongside influential business figures in Fort Worth is expected to serve the EDP splendidly. She was instrumental in numerous efforts to advance city projects and enhance business relationships.
“When I said yes to Fort Worth, I committed to assembling the best and brightest team possible,” expresses Robert Allen, president & CEO of EDP. He believes Chelsea’s broad experience makes her ideally suited for this critical role.
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