South Carolina Power Team promotes Angelyn Thomas to Project Manager
November 5, 2015
COLUMBIA, SC – South Carolina Power Team is pleased to announce the promotion of Angelyn Thomas to project manager. In this role Angelyn will focus on new industry recruitment and job growth in the South Carolina Power Team service territory.
She will take a leadership role in project management and assist our partners with all facets of the site selection process. Angelyn will also participate in both Domestic and International marketing missions, conferences, and trade shows. In her previous role as business development manager, Angelyn coordinated SC Power Team’s business development activities. With her ability to organize and deliver concise, results-driven data, Angelyn has helped the Global Business team move forward in its economic development strategy and objectives.
Angelyn is a graduate of the College of Charleston with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication. Formerly, she worked as business development coordinator for Charleston Regional Development Alliance (CRDA) in Charleston, S.C. She is a member of the South Carolina Economic Developers’ Association (SCEDA), South Carolina’s advocate for economic development professionals and policies affecting the industry.
Fast Facts about South Carolina Power Team
- Helped bring $11 billion in announced capital investment and 63,000 new jobs since 1988
- Committing $30 million over a five-year period, matched by local funds to create market-ready sites and buildings across South Carolina
- Largest power producer in South Carolina, serving two-thirds of the state
- Partners consist of Santee Cooper, Central Electric Power Cooperative and the 20 electric cooperatives
About South Carolina Power Team
South Carolina Power Team is a full-service, non-profit economic development organization representing the state-owned, electric and water utility, Santee Cooper and South Carolina’s 20 consumer-owned electric cooperatives. The mission of the SC Power Team is to facilitate the growth of jobs, investment and electric load through the attraction of new industrial and commercial activity, as well as, the expansion and retention of existing businesses and facilities in the service areas of its partners. ~
