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Source: Arizona Business Daily

The Minot Area Chamber EDC is pleased to announce that Angel Aguirre has joined the organization to serve as its Programming & Development Assistant. Aguirre officially assumed the role on November 2, 2026. In this role, Aguirre will help connect member investors and community members with the MACEDC team while supporting programs, events, member communications, and daily office operations. Aguirre brings extensive customer service experience and a background in office support, patient services, and community involvement. “Angel brings extensive customer service experience and strong organizational skills that will support our team and the work we do for our member investors,” said Brekka Kramer, Minot Area Chamber EDC President | CEO. “Just as valuable are her warmth and positive attitude.

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