Rockville Economic Development, Inc. (REDI), a public-private partnership that helps businesses launch, locate, and expand in Rockville, has appointed a new chair of its Board of Directors. Nancy Regelin succeeds Susan Prince, who held the position since 2020. Regelin is a familiar face to those who follow land use and development issues in Rockville and Montgomery County, where she is a real estate law shareholder at the prestigious law firm of Shulman Rogers in Potomac. Among the notable projects she was associated with that fundamentally transformed neighborhoods in the City were the redevelopment of the Rockville Mall, and the development of the Upper Rock District.
“We are honored to welcome Nancy as our new Board Chair and look forward to benefiting from her continued vision and expertise,” REDI CEO, Cindy Rivarde said in a statement yesterday. “I have long considered Rockville as my adopted hometown and am honored to have the opportunity to serve to support economic development efforts so all of Rockville can prosper,” Regelin said.
Regelin has been a member of REDI’s Board since 2010, has served as Vice Chair since 2020, and is the Chair of the Maryland Women’s Business Center Advisory Board. She is also the co-founder of The Power Conference, a women’s business development event.
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