Fans of the economic development scene know that the secret sauce turning Gwinnett into the success hub it has become boils down to the people charged with making that magic happen. Think of these folks as the all stars of “Economic development”. Their efforts span across the county, business organizations, and the cities. Their ongoing missions is to create more jobs, make sure people ear more money, and improve life for everyone that call Gwinnett home. That involves bringing in new businesses, helping existing ones ,improving schools, and making it easier for companies to do well.
ROW ONE:
- Mark Farmer – Gwinnett County Gov. Economic Development & Small Business
- Andrew Hickey – Partnership Gwinnett Director
- Amy Pinnell – Braselton Economic Development and Downtown Director
- William Corbin – Norcross Economic Debelopment Director
- Marty Allen – Suwannee Economic City Manager
ROW TWO:
- Marlene M. Fosque – Gwinnett Chamber Vice President of Economic Develpoment
- Deven Cason – Partnership Gwinnett Vice President of Economic Development
- Autumn Andrews – Partnership Gwinnett Workforce Programs Manager
- Brittini Nix – Dacula City Administrator
- Jennifer Howard – Peachtree Corners Economic Development Manager
ROW THREE:
- Matthew Pepper – Snellville City Manager
- Chris Mcgahee – Duluth Director of Economic Development and Marketing
- Barry Mock – Lawrenceville Assistant City Manager, Community Development
- Paul Radford – Sugar Hill City Manager
- Kendyl Lewis – Partnership Gwinnett Manager of Research and Community Development
