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Our mission includes:
• Stimulating networking and the exchange of information among
economic development professionals, commissions, organizations,
business and other interested individuals
• Sponsoring educational programs and seminars
• Fostering sustainable economic growth in Connecticut
• Proposing and supporting legislation necessary to improve the
Connecticut economy
With over 350 active members, CEDAS members and
communities benefit from:
• Scholarships & Sponsorships
• Professional Development Opportunities
• Specialized Training
• Networking
• Advocacy
• Access to critical economic development information
affecting communities
CEDAS Members include businesses and professionals
that collaborate closely with Connecticut's Economic
Development community, including:
• State agencies
• Local government
• Economic Development Commissioners
• Non-profit organizations
• Chambers of Commerce
• Engineers
• Planners
• Bankers
• Developers
• Consultants
• Students
Do not miss out!
Become a member today at www.cedas.org/membership
SPONSORED REPORT
CEDAS
The Connecticut Economic Development Association
(CEDAS) is a not-for-profit membership organization
committed to advancing the practice and process of
economic development in Connecticut.
President
Elizabeth Stocker, AICP
Town of Newtown
Treasurer
Mark Barnhart
Town of Fairfield
1st Vice President
Patrick McMahon
Town of Suffield
Secretary
Rebecca A Nolan, EDP
MetroHartford Alliance
2nd Vice President
Tom Cariglio
The United Illuminating
Company
Past President
Sandra Johnson, EDP
MetroHartford Alliance
Quarterly Meeting
www.cedas.org
805 Brook Street, Building 4
Rocky Hill, CT 06067
Phone: 860.571.7136
email: info@cedas.org
Executive Board:
Networking Opportunities
