Wisconsin Economic Development Association Partners with AMPED Association Management

Wisconsin Economic Development Association Partners with AMPED Association Management

The Wisconsin Economic Development Association (WEDA) is excited to announce a new partnership with AMPED Association Management, a firm known for delivering strategic and innovative support to growing associations. As of August 10, AMPED is providing full-service management to WEDA, supporting the organization’s continued growth and impact across Wisconsin.

Founded in 1975, WEDA is a statewide nonprofit organization dedicated to expanding Wisconsin’s economy. Its more than 450 public- and private-sector members advance economic development through professional development, networking, advocacy, and statewide collaboration.

As WEDA transitions to AMPED, Melissa Hunt will continue to serve as President & CEO, providing leadership continuity and bringing deep knowledge of WEDA and Wisconsin’s economic development community.

“WEDA has a proud history of bringing together the people and ideas that move Wisconsin’s economy forward,” said Rebecca Deschane, Chair of the WEDA Board of Directors. “Our partnership with AMPED gives us additional expertise and capacity to strengthen member value and expand WEDA’s impact throughout the state.”

“WEDA has a strong foundation and an engaged membership, with tremendous opportunity for growth,” said Hunt. “AMPED brings additional resources and expertise to help us build on that momentum and increase the value WEDA delivers to our members.”

AMPED President and Owner Jen Brydges, CAE, added, “WEDA’s work contributes to stronger communities and a stronger Wisconsin economy .We’re proud to bring AMPED’s strategic leadership and operational expertise to help WEDA deepen engagement and expand its reach and impact.”

WEDA brings together economic development professionals and partners from across Wisconsin, providing the advocacy, education, professional development, and connections needed to strengthen communities and advance economic growth.

To learn more about the Wisconsin Economic Development Association, visit https://weda.org/.