Anna Walker, North Carolina's Electric Cooperatives

Episode 6 of the The New Economic Developers on the Block podcast, hosted by NCEDA, titled "Anna Walker, North Carolina's Electric Cooperatives" was published on December 2, 2024 and runs 61 minutes.

December 2, 2024 ·61m · The New Economic Developers on the Block

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Welcome back to the second season of "The New Economic Developers on the Block" podcast! In this episode, we are excited to have Anna Walker, Economic Development Manager with the NC Electric Cooperatives. We had an engaging conversation about Anna's journey from being raised in Georgia to finding her place in North Carolina. Anna, who holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from Princeton University, has been with the NC Electric Cooperatives for nearly two years, starting as an Economic Develo...

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Welcome back to the second season of "The New Economic Developers on the Block" podcast! In this episode, we are excited to have Anna Walker, Economic Development Manager with the NC Electric Cooperatives.

We had an engaging conversation about Anna's journey from being raised in Georgia to finding her place in North Carolina. Anna, who holds a Bachelor of Arts in History from Princeton University, has been with the NC Electric Cooperatives for nearly two years, starting as an Economic Development Specialist and now serving as the Economic Development Manager. We also explored the various programs and grants offered by the NC Electric Cooperatives and delved into the work of the NCEDA Emerging Executives Committee.

Tune in, subscribe, and stay tuned for more insightful discussions this season!

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