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Deputy Director, Economic Development

Ryan Bonus

Ryan Bonus is the Deputy Director of Economic Development at The DT Firm. He specializes in guiding clients through the complexities of public funding, ensuring compliance, and helping secure state funding quickly and within all regulations.

 

Before joining The DT Firm in January 2024, Ryan worked for three years at the Harrisburg Regional Chamber & CREDC. There, he focused on supporting local businesses, encouraging growth, and driving community economic projects, gaining valuable insight into local economic needs.

 

A native of Montoursville, Pennsylvania, Ryan holds a degree in economics from Messiah University. Now based in Harrisburg, he uses his experience to help organizations and communities achieve their goals through smart public investment.

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Ray Hassey
Wyoming Avenue Development Group
"Ryan Bonus has played a key role in advancing our economic development initiatives. His expertise in navigating complex programs, paired with his proactive and solution-oriented approach, has made a significant difference in the success of our projects. Ryan’s guidance has ensured we remain compliant, organized, and well-positioned to take advantage of available opportunities."
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Karl Brummer
Messiah Lifeways
"Ryan Bonus has been an invaluable asset throughout our economic development efforts. His deep knowledge of programs and processes has kept our organization on track and in full compliance every step of the way."
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Doug Engle
Byler Holdings
"When it comes to navigating grants and the complex paperwork that comes with them, experience and guidance are essential. No one brings more dedication and support than Ryan Bonus from the DT Firm. He consistently goes above and beyond to help resolve issues and ensure all compliance requirements are met. Ryan is highly knowledgeable and impressively capable—well beyond what you'd expect for his years of experience."

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