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City Manager |
City of Princeton, Texas | Princeton , TX | $250,001+ | Full Time | Senior or executive-level | 9/18/2026 |
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VP / Chief Economic Development Officer |
One Southern Indiana | New Albany, IN | N/A | Full Time | Mid-level | 9/18/2026 |
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One Southern Indiana (1si) expects this position to be primarily responsible for conducting and supervising the activities associated with the economic development operations of the organization, including developing and implementing the organization's economic development strategy and metrics of success, business creation, attraction, and retention and expansion. This Vice President, Chief Economic Development Officer position will supervise the Sr. Director of Business Development, Sr. Economic Development Specialist, Economic Development Specialist/MMA Liaison and the Small Business Navigator. In collaboration with Human Resources, develop staff professional development activities and performance-based training plans and ensure staff, space and materials are adequate for meeting performance expectations. Additionally, this position may oversee and manage all aspects of the organization in cooperation with the President/CEO. As Vice President, this position may serve as the lead authority for the organization when authorized by the President/CEO. This position serves as a member of the Executive Team, and thereby shares responsibility for organizational leadership. ESSENTIAL JOB FUNCTIONS: Vice President Functions: Chief Economic Development Officer Functions: Business Attraction Services: Business Retention & Expansion Services: Other duties as assigned. KNOWLEDGE / SKILLS / REQUIREMENTS NONESSENTIAL SKILLS AND EXPERIENCE ESSENTIAL WORK ENVIRONMENT REQUIREMENTS SUPERVISION OF OTHERS Send resume to: Susan Alexander ([email protected])
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Chief Executive Officer |
Arch Grants | St. Louis , MO | $225,001-$250,000 | Full Time | Senior or executive-level | 9/18/2026 |
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If you bring a track record in fund development, operational leadership, or scaling mission-driven organizations, and a passion for bold regional impact, we invite you to explore the leadership of a not-so-quiet economic revolution here in St. Louis, Missouri! YOUR MISSION AS CEO • EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP + MISSION STEWARDSHIP - In close partnership with the Arch Grants Board of Directors, you will drive executive leadership and organizational insight to inform strategic decision making. You will translate strategy into actionable goals and lead focused and accountable execution. You will protect against mission creep, ensuring new programs align with organizational purpose, capabilities and desired impact. You will facilitate Board engagement through timely, transparent communications on all strategic, financial and fiduciary matters. |
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Chief Economic Development Officer for the City of Waco |
City of Waco | Waco, TX | N/A | Full Time | Senior or executive-level | 9/22/2026 |
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The Role: Leading Waco's Next Economic Development Chapter The City of Waco has retained Mackenzie Eason to assist in the recruitment of Chief Economic Development Officer. Apply |
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Business Investment Manager |
Allegheny Conference on Community Development | Pittsburgh, PA | N/A | Full Time | Entry Level | 9/23/2026 |
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The Business Investment Manager supports efforts to position the Pittsburgh region as a competitive location for business retention, expansion, and attraction. The role combines business engagement, stakeholder coordination, and project management to support business recruitment and retention efforts across priority industry sectors. |
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IEDC's curated listing of resources to help your community and career reach new heights. Books, manuals, webinars, reports and our essential Salary & Demographic Survey available for purchase.
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Great for Business, Great for Workers: Strategies that Boost Worker Prosperity and Meet Business Needs |
EDRP Reports | In a tight labor market, employers are solving their workforce shortage problems by making jobs more attainable, retainable, and better-paying for workers. These business-led strategies to increase productivity and reduce turnover are a win-win for both firms and for low-and middle-skill workers. This paper groups strategies that employers are using, individually or in partnership, into three categories: Education, training and skill development; addressing practical barriers to job attainment and retention; and alternative business models. The goal of this publication is to provide economic developers with examples of business strategies that are in widespread use now, in order to share information and ideas with employers who face similar challenges. Non-Member Price: $40 |
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In a tight labor market, employers are solving their workforce shortage problems by making jobs more attainable, retainable, and better-paying for workers. These business-led strategies to increase productivity and reduce turnover are a win-win for both firms and for low-and middle-skill workers. This paper groups strategies that employers are using, individually or in partnership, into three categories: Education, training and skill development; addressing practical barriers to job attainment and retention; and alternative business models. The goal of this publication is to provide economic developers with examples of business strategies that are in widespread use now, in order to share information and ideas with employers who face similar challenges. Non-Member Price: $40 |
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Drawn Together: Arts & Economic Development |
Webinar Recording | The 21st century is turning into a creative economy. Leaders are building partnerships with community art organizations and industry professionals to cultivate art creation and promote resident artists. These resident artists, musicians, and designers spearhead art projects to draw in more visitors. Join us for this webinar for a deep dive into the projects around the country that integrate art, culture, and design to strengthen communities' local economic and social outcomes. From public and community art to cultural district planning and design of space, attendees will walk away with many new ideas. Original air date: January 2020 |
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The 21st century is turning into a creative economy. Leaders are building partnerships with community art organizations and industry professionals to cultivate art creation and promote resident artists. These resident artists, musicians, and designers spearhead art projects to draw in more visitors. Join us for this webinar for a deep dive into the projects around the country that integrate art, culture, and design to strengthen communities' local economic and social outcomes. From public and community art to cultural district planning and design of space, attendees will walk away with many new ideas. Original air date: January 2020 |
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Industry 4.0: Supporting Small and Medium-Sized Manufacturers |
EDRP Reports | Several new and emerging technologies – that are part of Industry 4.0 – are dramatically transforming manufacturing. Additive manufacturing, advanced materials, artificial intelligence, big data, internet of things are just some examples that are making it possible for people and machines to interact more efficiently and improve production processes. Small and medium-sized manufacturers (SMMs) find themselves facing unique challenges in adopting I4.0 technologies. This paper dives into the strategies that economic development organizations (EDOs) can use to support SMMs and ensure that their communities stay competitive regionally and globally. Non-Member Price: $0 *To download, proceed using the purchase button below. This item is free to download, you will not be charged at checkout. |
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Several new and emerging technologies – that are part of Industry 4.0 – are dramatically transforming manufacturing. Additive manufacturing, advanced materials, artificial intelligence, big data, internet of things are just some examples that are making it possible for people and machines to interact more efficiently and improve production processes. Small and medium-sized manufacturers (SMMs) find themselves facing unique challenges in adopting I4.0 technologies. This paper dives into the strategies that economic development organizations (EDOs) can use to support SMMs and ensure that their communities stay competitive regionally and globally. Non-Member Price: $0 *To download, proceed using the purchase button below. This item is free to download, you will not be charged at checkout. |
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Investing in Entrepreneurs of Color: A Playbook for Economic Developers |
EDRP Reports | The COVID-19 pandemic and the racial reckoning within the United States has exposed the need for increased investment and support for businesses and entrepreneurs of color in communities across the country. Economic development organizations (EDOs) have an opportunity to work with and support entrepreneurs of color to overcome short- and long-term barriers through programs tailored specifically for them. 'Investing in Entrepreneurs of Color: A Playbook for Economic Developers' – a publication by IEDC's Economic Development Research Partners (EDRP) program – is a comprehensive guide for EDOs on how to support small businesses and entrepreneurs of color. This playbook presents research on the effects of the pandemic on small businesses owned by people of color, identifies barriers these businesses face, makes an argument for why it is important for economic developers to address challenges at the local and regional level, and showcases multiple examples of how different EDOs around the country are successfully supporting local entrepreneurs of color. Non-Member Price: $65 |
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The COVID-19 pandemic and the racial reckoning within the United States has exposed the need for increased investment and support for businesses and entrepreneurs of color in communities across the country. Economic development organizations (EDOs) have an opportunity to work with and support entrepreneurs of color to overcome short- and long-term barriers through programs tailored specifically for them. 'Investing in Entrepreneurs of Color: A Playbook for Economic Developers' – a publication by IEDC's Economic Development Research Partners (EDRP) program – is a comprehensive guide for EDOs on how to support small businesses and entrepreneurs of color. This playbook presents research on the effects of the pandemic on small businesses owned by people of color, identifies barriers these businesses face, makes an argument for why it is important for economic developers to address challenges at the local and regional level, and showcases multiple examples of how different EDOs around the country are successfully supporting local entrepreneurs of color. Non-Member Price: $65 |
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Making the Most of Your Opportunity (Zone) |
Webinar Recording | There's no doubt about it: Opportunity Zones are the hot topic in economic development these days. How will your community make the most of your zone? From real estate development to supporting small businesses & entrepreneurs, there are many options. And while the program is still in its early years, there are lessons to be learned. Attendees will leave this webinar with ideas, examples, and direction for how best to leverage this opportunity. Original air date: February 2020 |
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There's no doubt about it: Opportunity Zones are the hot topic in economic development these days. How will your community make the most of your zone? From real estate development to supporting small businesses & entrepreneurs, there are many options. And while the program is still in its early years, there are lessons to be learned. Attendees will leave this webinar with ideas, examples, and direction for how best to leverage this opportunity. Original air date: February 2020 |
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