The Alden Group Renewable Energy company has announced plans to open a renewable energy facility in Smith County, Miss., with a $12.5M+ project set to create 30 jobs by the end of 2024.
The company works with nearby poultry processors to turn waste products into dry matter that is then sold to refineries to make biodiesel.
Alden Group officials say Smith County is a strategic location to put the company closer to its suppliers.
Alden Group officials said the plan to fill the job vacancies will be incrementally during the ramp-up of the facility, which is expected to be in full operation by the end of 2024. (SuperTalk Mississippi 10/24/23) Renewable energy company announces plans to construct $12M facility in Smith County - SuperTalk Mississippi
Ladner joins HCPHC as biz development specialist
KILN, Miss. - The Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission (HCPHC) announce that Taylor Lee Ladner was added to the team as a Business Development Specialist.
Ladner will assist the economic development team with marketing HCPHC, the county, workforce development, business recruitment and retention, site development and research.
The business development specialist will act as a liaison for the existing business community and local and state agencies.
Ladner joins HCPHC from the Hancock Resource Center where she provided social media, external communications and outreach services along with being the Program Coordinator of the Hancock Youth Leadership Academy.
Ladner is a graduate of William Carey University and holds a bachelor’s degree in mass communication. (Hancock County Port and Harbor Commission 10/24/23)
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