Woodlands Development and Lending welcomes new leadership to advance regional sustainability and economic growth
McLain Saba, Woodlands’ new deputy director
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Woodlands Development and Lending has named McLain Saba deputy director and Lena Huynh business services manager, strengthening its push for community-based economic development and sustainable housing in North Central West Virginia.
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