Fosdick picked to steer Longmont Economic Development Partnership
LONGMONT — For Erin Fosdick, taking the reins of the Longmont Economic Development Partnership is more than a job — it’s a homecoming.
LEDP’s board of directors said Wednesday that it had unanimously selected Fosdick as the organization’s president and CEO, and that her first day on the job was April 17. She had worked for 17 years on the city of Longmont’s planning team but spent the past eight months as principal planner for the town of Erie.
In her previous role in Longmont, she said, “I had the opportunity to work pretty closely with the LEDP. So when this position…
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