Orange County Partnership names Fioravianti director of business attraction
The Orange County Partnership has added Bill Fioravianti to its economic development team. In his new role as director of business attraction, Fioravainti will oversee the sales and marketing responsibilities concentrating on lead generation and working directly with prospects who seek expansion opportunities for their companies.
"I couldn't be more delighted and look forward to working with Bill. He is a talented professional and no stranger to economic development," said Maureen Halahan, president/CEO of the partnership. "I have always admired Bill's work ethic, leadership, interpersonal skills and his passion for positive business growth in Orange County. He will be a great addition to our team."
Prior to coming to the Partnership, Fioravianti was the VP of business development at the Orange County Chamber under the tutelage of Dr. John D'Ambrosio. "Bill's skill set is ideally suited for the position at the Partnership. Although he will be missed at the Chamber, together, our two organizations will continue to work toward the betterment of Orange County."
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