SLEDP is a 501c4 economic development agency for St. Louis City and St. Louis County. SLEDP was created from the merger of the former St. Louis County Economic Council (SLCEC) and the Business Development Division of St. Louis Development Corporation (SLDC) in 2014.

SLDC is the economic development agency for the City of St. Louis. As Site Selection Specialist, I helped attract and expand businesses by creating economic incentive packages and providing viable real estate solutions for their specific business needs. Major site selection successes include United Refrigeration, Bissingers, 2e Creative, Abstrakt Marketing Group, DynaLabs, Yes We Can Tudoring, LipoSpectrum, and M & L Foods.

SLCEC served as St. Louis County's economic development agency until it became the regional economic development team to represent the City of St. Louis and St. Louis County. While at SLCEC, I commanded the agency's efforts to establish the North and Central County Enhanced Enterprise Zones (EEZ). I served as the primary contact for Foreign Trade Zone and Chapter 100 quarterly reports. In 2004, I managed the activities of a part-time intern. Notable successes included the attractions of… Show more SLCEC served as St. Louis County's economic development agency until it became the regional economic development team to represent the City of St. Louis and St. Louis County. While at SLCEC, I commanded the agency's efforts to establish the North and Central County Enhanced Enterprise Zones (EEZ). I served as the primary contact for Foreign Trade Zone and Chapter 100 quarterly reports. In 2004, I managed the activities of a part-time intern. Notable successes included the attractions of Kane Veterinarian Supply and FedEx Smart Post, as well as the successful relocation of St. Louis County’s Highway and Traffic Division’s distribution facility. Cross-divisional responsibilities included website maintenance and event planning. Other duties included continuously monitoring rankings, demographics, county profiles, and economic information Show less