Loudoun County Economic Development Earns Prestigious AEDO Designation
The Loudoun County Department of Economic Development has achieved the International Economic Development Council’s (IEDC) Accredited Economic Development Organization (AEDO) designation. This recognition places Loudoun among an elite group of only 85 organizations worldwide and only the third in Virginia to receive this honor. A former IEDC Economic Development Organization of the Year, Loudoun Economic Development continues to establish itself as the gold standard in innovative economic development practices.
“The Loudoun County Department of Economic Development displays the professionalism, commitment, and technical expertise that is deserving of this honor,” said IEDC President and CEO Nathan Ohle.
“This designation is a testament to Loudoun’s commitment to excellence in economic development,” said Buddy Rizer, Executive Director. “It validates our efforts to drive sustainable growth, foster innovation, and deliver measurable results that benefit businesses and residents alike. I also want to acknowledge our amazing team of dedicated professionals; I am excited to see their hard work acknowledged and honored.”
The AEDO accreditation involves a rigorous, multi-phase review process assessing an organization’s policies, procedures, and accomplishments. Loudoun’s focus on attracting diverse industries, supporting local businesses, and maintaining a thriving rural economy were key factors in earning the designation.
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