“Angela’s contributions have been foundational in positioning Alabama as a competitive and forward-thinking state for business growth,” said Ellen McNair, secretary of commerce.
Till’s service began in the Office of Economic Development at the Alabama Department of Revenue, a position she held for 14 years.
With Till’s departure, the Department of Commerce announced the following leadership transitions effective June 1:
- Erika McKay, currently serving as general counsel, has been appointed deputy secretary. McKay will continue her responsibilities as general counsel while also overseeing the Incentives, Compliance and Legal divisions.
- Rachel Madore has been promoted to chief officer of business intelligence and incentives. In this new role, Madore will take the lead on managing the state’s incentive program.
This story originally appeared on the Alabama Department of Commerce’s Made in Alabama website.