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| Kelly Reenders |
County of San Bernardino, CA-- Mary Jane Olhasso, the
County of San Bernardino’s Economic Development Agency Administrator, will be
promoted to the position of Assistant Executive Officer of Finance and
Administration as announced by County Chief Executive Officer Greg
Devereaux.
Ms. Olhasso came to
the County of San Bernardino in April 2010.
As the administrator for the
Economic Development Agency, Ms. Olhasso has worked to fulfill the Countywide
Vision, focusing on those programs and efforts that support and build a vibrant
economy with a skilled workforce.
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| MJ Olhasso |
During her tenure she and her team have
brought millions of dollars in new revenue to the county, overseen a
nationally-recognized Workforce Development Department, and guided critical
resources to revitalize local communities.
Mr. Devereaux has
appointed Kelly Reenders, deputy director, Economic Development
Department, to succeed Ms. Olhasso as EDA Administrator.
Ms. Reenders has been
responsible for developing and implementing the County’s economic development
strategy and encouraging investment in the County’s communities.
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| Greg Devereaux |
Previously,
Ms. Reenders held the positions of Redevelopment Manager and Economic
Development Manager for the City of Ontario.
Ms. Reenders has been working in economic development for more than
eight years. She currently serves on
the CoreNet Global Southern California board as Chair-Elect.
Ms. Olhasso and Ms.
Reenders, as part of their leadership roles, will continue to play a
significant role in fulfilling the Countywide Vision. County of San Bernardino
Government worked closely with the County’s 24 cities and towns, residents, and
community leaders to create a Countywide Vision (www.sbcounty.gov/vision) that
envisions a complete county designed to capitalize on the diversity of its
people, its geography, and its economy.
For a complete copy
of the company’s news release, please contact:
Darcie Giacchetto
Spaulding Thompson & Associates
949.278.6224
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