![]() Previously: Iowa makes final payment on program that seeded sculpture park, other iconic projectsīyers' departure comes as city, business and philanthropic leaders are working toward goals including plans for expansion of the terminal at Des Moines International Airport, a whitewater course on the Des Moines River and a downtown pro soccer stadium. During his time at the Partnership, the group helped steer downtown additions, including the development of the Lauridsen Skatepark on the west bank of the Des Moines River downtown, and many other projects. The organization's news release credited Byers with helping oversee the Capital Crossroads Regional Vision Plan, which helped determine how to further develop the city. “I am excited about the future of Greater Des Moines and look forward to continuing to work closely with The Partnership and other private, public and non-profit leaders in our region in my new role." “I could not be more proud of our organization’s and region’s record of economic and community development achievement during this time,” Byers said in a statement Monday. More: New study adds to Des Moines metro's accolades as millennial mecca, ranking it No. Learn more at has overseen the group during a period when the Des Moines metro has grown faster than any other major Midwestern metro. ![]() Through innovation, strategic planning and global collaboration, The Partnership grows opportunity, helps create jobs and promotes DSM as the best place to build a business, a career and a future. Together with 24 Affiliate Chambers of Commerce, more than 6,400 Regional Business Members and more than 340 Investors, The Partnership drives economic growth with one voice, one mission and as one region. The Greater Des Moines Partnership is the economic and community development organization that serves Greater Des Moines (DSM), Iowa. To see the full list of 2018 Partnership Board and Executive Committee members, click here. These community leaders and organizations drive major projects and initiatives to maximize momentum in Greater Des Moines.”Īdditionally, Mike Colwell, Executive Director of Entrepreneurial Initiatives, Christina Moffatt, Director of Small Business Development and Tiffany Tauscheck, Chief Strategy Officer at The Partnership, were named to the “Business Leaders You Need to Know” list. “The individuals who serve on the board represent leading organizations that invest in The Partnership. “The Partnership’s Board plays a key role in driving success in our region,” Houston said. Wendy Wintersteen, Iowa State University.David Stark, UnityPoint Health – Des Moines.Gene Meyer, Greater Des Moines Partnership.Kathryn Kunert, MidAmerican Energy Company.Kristi Knous, Community Foundation of Greater Des Moines.Rob Denson, Des Moines Area Community College.Jay Byers, Greater Des Moines Partnership.Fred Buie, Keystone Electrical Manufacturing Co.Elisabeth Buck, United Way of Central Iowa.Dan Houston, Principal, 2018 Partnership Board Chair (#1 Most Influential Business Leader).The following Partnership Board Members have been named to the “Most Influential Business Leaders” list or the “Business Leaders You Should Know” list. 4, 2019) – The Greater Des Moines Partnership’s 2018 Board of Directors was named the #1 Most Influential Board by the Des Moines Business Record’s “Book of Lists.” The list is voted on by Business Record readers, and was announced at the “Book of Lists” unveiling party last night.
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