James Fenton to step down as executive director of Gallatin Economic Development Agency

James Fenton, who has led the Gallatin Economic Development Agency since 2012, has been a key figure in recruiting major companies such as Beretta, D&S Industries and Meta Platforms to open facilities in the city.

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