3 Economic Development jobs

Des Plaines, IL (population 60,675) is a diverse, strategically located community just 17 miles northwest of Chicago, adjacent to the beautiful Cook County Forest Preserves. The city is approximately 15 square miles and is located just north of Chicago's O'Hare International Airport. Established along the Des Plaines River, the city is a hub for employers, recreation, entertainment, and urban/suburban living. The community is populated by longtime residents to young families, reflecting Des Plaines’ appeal to people of all ages. Des Plaines has undergone a renaissance in its historic downtown with new multifamily housing that supports the businesses and restaurants in the central business district. As a result of its convenient location, robust new commercial and industrial development continues to support the economic profile and long-term financial health of the community. The prospect of helping the City capitalize on that momentum will offer a great professional...

Recognized by Fortune as one the "50 Best Places to Live for Families" in 2023, Lacey is described as having “a youthful vibrancy inside its urban corridors, while also surrounded by nature everywhere you look.” A jewel of the Pacific Northwest, Lacey, Washington is situated at the tip of Puget Sound, just a two-hour drive from the Washington coast and Mount Rainier. Located 64 miles south of Seattle, Lacey offers the warmth and sense of community unique to smaller towns as well as proximity to large city amenities. Five freshwater lakes, miles of hiking and bicycle paths, championship golf courses, 1,200+ acres of public park land and access to the adjoining 3,700-acre Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge provide Lacey’s 59,430 residents unlimited opportunities for outdoor recreation. Clean air and water, excellent schools, a low crime rate and a healthy economy make Lacey one of the most desirable places in the county to live, work, and play. To learn more about the beautiful and...

Please ctrl+click the following link to apply: General Services Director The Metropolitan Nashville General Services Department is there to make sure the rest of government works. From ensuring that our city’s vehicles run safely and smoothly, to keeping city buildings up to par to providing printing services and more, General Services is the support that allows other Metro departments to focus and achieve their missions.   The   General Services Director   directs and performs administrative and supervisory duties involved in overseeing all administrative activities of the Department of General Services, including the divisions of design and construction, fleet management, sustainability, building operations, and administration. Receives general direction from the Mayor and Chief Operating Officers who inform General Services Director of overall goals for Metropolitan Government and the role of General Services Department in meeting those goals.  Serves as a member of...