NCEDB Media Release
October 7, 2014 1:00 p.m.
The Nassau County Economic Development (NCEDB), a non-profit corporation, announced today Roger Rassman, vice president of marketing for Community First Credit Union and a Nassau County resident has been selected to serve on the organization’s board of directors. Rassman replaces former board member Leah Jennings, who recently joined the NCEDB as director of workforce development.
Roger has been vice president of marketing for Community First Credit Union since 2012. He is responsible for strategic market planning to support the organization’s vision, goals and objectives. He also supervises market research and analysis, modeling, data mining and segmentation strategies, advertising, direct marketing, customer growth, business development, community affairs and public relations.
NCEDB Executive Director Steve Rieck expressed, “Serving on the board of a thriving non-profit requires time, dedication and a commitment to improving our community. It is exciting to welcome Roger who brings a fresh perspective and notable marketing experience to our organization. I know Roger’s service will be a tremendous benefit to the board and organization as a whole.”
Community First Credit Union is committed to Nassau County’s growth, business climate and community. The credit union opened its Yulee location in 2008 and its employees are active in the Nassau County, Amelia Island and Fernandina communities. In addition, the credit union has supported numerous community events in the area including funding the Fourth of July fireworks display in downtown Fernandina as well as the annual Isle of Eight Flags Shrimp Festival.
“I’m honored to be serving both the business interests and my own community’s interests in Nassau County,” said Rassman. “The Nassau County Economic Development Board is a terrific group of leaders dedicated to service to our county and its residents.”
The NCEDB was formed in 1995 as a public-private partnership to provide leadership and develop policies and programs that will foster a diversified and financially strong business community, which will enhance the quality of life in Nassau County. They are committed to help broaden and diversify the local tax base and to assist with the creation of high-quality, diversified jobs within all areas of Nassau County. The NCEDB promotes Nassau County as a business destination, as well as, serves as a workforce development liaison between local businesses and educators. For more information on the NCEDB, please visit our website at www.expandinnassau.com.