Caleb Goodwyn

Caleb Goodwyn. Image by the Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce. 

The Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce (MACC) has named Caleb Goodwyn its new Chief Officer of Economic Development. 

“From recruiting and expanding industry in advanced manufacturing, logistics, corporate, technology, and defense, to creating talent strategies and transformative infrastructure, the Montgomery Regional Chamber, alongside our public and private partners, is building a foundation for long-term competitiveness and growth,” said Anna Buckalew, Chamber President and CEO.

“We have an incredibly strong team and proven track record in economic development. Caleb is the right fit to take our program to a new level of success and innovation."

Goodwyn previously worked at PowerSouth Energy, leading infrastructure development, project locations/expansions, site readiness, economic development finance structures, and community development initiatives, said a press release from MACC.

He also worked in constituent and community affairs for Congressman Spencer Bachus in the Birmingham metro area.

“As the capital city with an impactful national defense footprint, Montgomery’s success is vital to our entire state. The outstanding reputation of the Chamber’s economic development team and its work is known around the southeast, and it is a tremendous honor to join this organization,” said Goodwyn.

“Central Alabama is poised for transformational growth, and I look forward to working with an exceptional team and trusted partners to create jobs, investment, and build on the momentum already underway."

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