Tuck named new workforce coordinator with Alexander City Chamber
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Jaden Tuck, who has ties to Coosa County, was recently named the new workforce and career readiness coordinator at the Alexander City Chamber of Commerce. Photo submitted
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The Alexander City Chamber of Commerce recently announced that it was welcoming Jaden Tuck as its new workforce and career readiness coordinator.
Tuck, who has family ties in Coosa County, began his new role Monday. The Alexander City Chamber of Commerce described him as “a true local talent” and called his journey from Benjamin Russell High School to the University of West Alabama and beyond as “nothing short of inspiring.”
Tuck received his bachelor’s degree in integrated marketing communications in December of 2022 and went on to pursue and earn a master’s degree in business administration.
The Chamber of Commerce stated that in his new position Tuck will be connecting local businesses with educational partners such as Alexander City schools and Central Alabama Community College. His responsibilities will include expanding and enhancing current workforce and education initiatives, including a scholarship program, current school programs and partnerships, the chamber’s professional development workshop series, and more.
“We are delighted to welcome Jaden Tuck to our team,” said Alexander City Chamber President and CEO Jacob Meacham. “Jaden’s dedication and passion for our community, coupled with his impressive academic and athletic achievements, make him an ideal fit for this important role.”
Tuck is the son of Christale Tuck, who was born and raised in Kellyton, sister of former NFL player Justin Tuck. Jaden is also the grandson of Jimmy and Elaine Tuck of Kellyton.
