Kendallville, Indiana – Be Noble Inc., Noble County’s local economic development organization, hosted an open house yesterday to celebrate the opening of its new office at the Community Learning Center in Kendallville. The event welcomed approximately 50 attendees, including Kendallville Mayor Lance Waters, Ligonier Mayor Earle Franklin, representatives from Albion, Avilla, Kendallville, and Rome City Chambers of Commerce, as well as industry leaders and community members.
The relocation to the Community Learning Center marks a strategic move for Be Noble Inc., allowing the organization to be in closer proximity to and enhance collaboration with community partners. This collaboration is also expected to increase the organization’s impact on the county’s economic development.
“We are excited about our move to this new space, as it provides us with a unique opportunity to be more mindful of our budget while fostering greater collaboration with other like-minded community partners also housed in the same building,” said Melanie Kellogg, Executive Director of Be Noble Inc.
Despite the relocation, Be Noble Inc. has remained steadfast in its mission to support and strengthen the local economy by fostering workforce development, business growth, and infrastructure improvements across Noble County.
“While our new location in Kendallville may be a change, our commitment to the mission of ensuring that all of Noble County thrives economically remains stronger than ever,” Kellogg added. “This transition is a reflection of our ongoing dedication to supporting and strengthening the local economy, and we look forward to continuing to work alongside our neighbors to create positive change for our community.”
About Be Noble Inc.
Be Noble Inc. is Noble County, Indiana’s local economic development organization (LEDO) and a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, charitable organization committed to fostering a thriving economy. The organization serves as a vital connector for individuals and businesses, leveraging local talents and resources to drive economic growth. Be Noble Inc. focuses on workforce and talent development, business attraction and retention, small business support, quality of life initiatives, infrastructure development, and grant programs. The organization also facilitates access to incentives such as tax abatements and provides crucial demographic and local data to support economic decision-making.
Media Contact:
Melanie Kellogg, MBA
Executive Director
Noble County Economic Development
260-636-3800
exec@noblecountyedc.com
