Kaylee Paffrath has been serving as the Director of Business Development for the Moberly Area Economic Development Corporation (MAEDC) since February 2023. Prior to this role, she held the position of Director of Marketing and Public Relations at Moberly Area Community College, where she also supervised the MACC/MJC Alumni Association & Foundation as well as the Evelyn Jorgenson Fine Arts Gallery. Additionally, Kaylee Paffrath is the VP-elect for Missouri Northeast and represents Northeast Missouri on the Missouri Economic Development Council (MEDC) Public Policy Committee. Before her tenure in the Moberly area, she resided in Mexico, Missouri, where she worked as the Creative Director for Gold Crest Distribution/Songbird Essentials. Kaylee also gained valuable experience at United Credit Union, where she held various roles including Collector, Real Estate Processor, and Training/Professional Development Coordinator. Kaylee Paffrath obtained her B.S. B.A. in 2012 from Columbia College and completed her M.B.A. in 2022, also from Columbia College.

Tina Bealmer leads the administrative team for Moberly Area Economic Development where she has been a valued member of the group since 2009. She is a graduate of the Heartland Economic Development Course. Prior to her time at MAEDC, Tina spent 20 years with G.E. Financial in team management and leadership roles in addition to her experience in retail banking. Tina and her husband Jeff live in Huntsville and have two sons. She is active in the community serving as the Treasurer for the Huntsville United Methodist Church and a Team Mom and ardent supporter of the Westran Hornet athletic program.

Randy has been the Director of Business Development for the Moberly Area Economic Development Corporation since August 21, 2019. He is now serving as President. Randy Asbury was a former Missouri state representative, and serves as CEO/founder of Principled Solutions & Strategies, LLC through which he provides professional association management, public policy, legislative advocacy, and consulting services. He is also a realtor with Century 21 McKeown & Associates, Inc. in Moberly.  Prior to these positions, he was executive director for the Coalition to Protect the Missouri River for 15 years. In that role, he advocated for and protected the economic interests of agriculture, navigation, and utility interests relative to Missouri River environmental issues. Asbury previously served as a Randolph County associate commissioner. Randy graduated from Fayette High School and the University of Missouri. He resides in Salisbury, Missouri with his wife, Connie, and has four adult children and two grandchildren.