City of Batavia Illinois
Abby Beck is an accomplished professional with a strong background in environmental science and business administration. Currently, Abby serves as the Vice President of Advancement at The Conservation Foundation since January 2021, and also holds the position of Alderwoman for the City of Batavia, Illinois, since May 2019. Previous roles include Senior Advancement Officer at The Conservation Foundation, Office Manager at Limestone Production Group, Market Manager at Batavia Farmer's Market, and Commissioner for the Batavia Environmental Commission. Additional experience includes positions as Communications Coordinator at Stryker, Chair of Green Fair on the Fox, and Research Assistant and Part-Time Instructor at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. Abby's educational credentials include a Master's degree in Environmental Science from the University of Nevada-Las Vegas and a Bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign.
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City of Batavia Illinois
Originally established in 1833, the City of Batavia Illinois is located 35 miles west of Chicago on the banks of the Fox River. This location served industries with water and power that drove production at several of the world’s leading windmill manufacturers. These days, leading manufacturers, distributors and retailers such as Suncast Corporation, Barco Products, Flagsource, VWR, Aldi Corporation and Chicago Expert Importers have their headquarters or central offices in Batavia. The city is ideally located on major state and county highways offering access to interstate highways in minutes. On Batavia’s eastern edge sits Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, a world-leading scientific research facility specializing in particle physics. On its western side sits some of the most valuable and productive agricultural and development property in the world. The Fox River flows through the heart of downtown, providing natural beauty and recreation along its banks. It is this combination of history, progress and technology that makes Batavia a unique place to do business.