Nelson Career Development

Wednesday, June 17th the Panther Creek board approved the hiring of Enrique Rodriguez as Athletic Director and head football coach.

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The Prosper Economic Development Corporation (PEDC) is thrilled to announce the appointment of Madison Clark as its new Executive Director. Clark brings nearly 15 years of economic development experience to the role, most recently serving as Director of Business Retention & Workforce Development at the McKinney Economic Development Corporation.

Clark steps into the role as Prosper continues its rapid ascent as one of the most sought-after places to live and raise a family in the Dallas–Fort Worth region. Her appointment reflects the PEDC Board's commitment to thoughtful, intentional growth that builds on the community's momentum while preserving the qualities that make Prosper distinctive.

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We are excited to announce our new Director of Career and Strategic Development, Rev. Jo Cardenas.

Jo is a distinguished alumna of Nelson University, having earned both her Bachelor of Arts in Pastoral Leadership and Master of Business Administration degrees from the University. She will also complete her Master of Arts in Theological Studies from AGTS next spring. Over the past two years, Jo has served with distinction in the Advancement Office, demonstrating strong leadership, relational excellence, and a deep commitment to the mission and values of Nelson University.

Jo has also been actively involved with the local Waxahachie Chamber of Commerce through its Young Professionals program. She has represented Nelson University exceptionally well and was recognized this past spring as the Waxahachie Chamber Young Professional of the Year.