The Hinesville Downtown Development Authority is accepting applications for a Main Street Program and Downtown Events Coordinator. The position is responsible for working with staff, volunteers, businesses, and organizations to plan, market, manage and produce Hinesville Main Street Program events and activities.  This position requires working late at least one day out of the week, as well as an occasional day on the weekend. Full description here.

The purpose of this position is to execute certain responsibilities within the Communications Department. The position will coordinate activities, respond to requests and exchange information to achieve organizational objectives. This position will also directly serve the association’s legislative, federal relations and research functions during key times of the year. Read full description here.

The purpose of this position is to oversee, manage, and organize programs and initiatives consistent with non-profits’ mission of addressing intergenerational poverty, uniting our state, strengthen communities, and developing a talent pipeline within Georgia. Areas of focus are currently Literacy, Youth Leadership and Engagement, and Young Professional Leadership development. Read full description here.

Plans and manages all marketing, project development, and technical assistance activities regarding the Georgia Placemaking Collaborative and Georgia Forward/Young Gamechangers programs, with input and guidance from Director, the Collaborative’s Planning Committee. Read full description here.

In this exciting position, you will design, develop, and execute events that engage the community, support local businesses, and attract visitors, all while spearheading our Thomaston Main Street Program. If you have a flair for logistics, marketing, social media, and relationship-building, this opportunity is your chance to shape the future of Thomaston’s downtown experience.

As the official tourism marketing and promotion authority for the Thomasville and Thomas County region, the Destination Thomasville Tourism Authority (DTTA) plans and executes strategies to support and grow the tourism industry in our area. The DTTA is funded through the Hotel Motel Tax and receives 3.5% (of the total 8%) from both the City of Thomasville and Thomas County governments.

Under the direction of the Downtown Development Director, this position is responsible for managing the day-to-day operations of the Programs of the Downtown Development Department and the Committees of the Downtown Development Authority. Provides a variety of routine and complex clerical, administrative and management work in the administration of the Downtown Development Department. Provides leadership and direction in the implementation of annual work plan; gathers, interprets and prepares data for reports, studies and recommendations. Determines work procedures, prepares work schedules and expedites workflow; studies and standardizes procedures to improve efficiency and effectiveness of operations. Communicates official plans, policies and procedures to Board members, volunteers, business and property owners, and the public. Assures that assigned areas of responsibility are performed within budget; assures effective and efficient use of budgeted funds, personnel, materials, facilities and time. Issues written and oral instruction; assigns duties and examines work for exactness, neatness, and conformance to policies and procedures. Prepares and distributes agendas, material, minutes and records of meetings.

The Office of Housing and Community Development (OHCD) is a policy and implementation team in the Department of City Planning that is tasked with interpreting and executing the goals of The Atlanta City Design as they relate to the equitable growth and development of Atlanta’s neighborhoods and residents. OHCD’s two explicit goals are supporting a healthy housing ecosystem and supporting neighborhood-scale economies through cutting-edge policy development and the implementation of impactful programs and initiatives.

The Project Manager serves as an advocate for the importance of business districts and Main Street districts in Atlanta’s neighborhoods and identifies ways the city can help them thrive. The ideal staffer in this role will work to advance equitable economic development by supporting business organizations across the city through programs, communication, and advocacy. Such programs include the Atlanta Main Street program, which operates in partnership with Georgia Main Street of Georgia’s Department of Community Affairs and Main Street America, and Breaking Barriers to Business (B3) which operates in partnership with Living Cities, Truist Foundation and Main Street America. The City of Atlanta currently has five (5) Main Street Districts and three (3) community-based, Business Serving Organizations (BSOs) in the B3 Cohort.

The Events & Marketing Coordinator for the BDDA/Main Street is directly responsible to the BDDA/DDA/Main Street Executive Director. Summary: Performs development, coordination, execution and documentation duties for The DDA’s events and marketing. Must be well organized, flexible and be able to relate to executives and volunteers. This position may involve a high degree of confidential information.

The Main Street Manager for the BDDA/Main Street is directly responsible to the BDDA/DDA/Main Street Executive Director. Summary: Performs development, coordination, execution and documentation duties for Main Street Brunswick and to assist Director in implementing work program. Must be well organized, flexible and be able to relate to executives and volunteers. This position involves a high degree of confidential information.

The Atlanta-based Director of the Office of Downtown Development will lead a flexible, collaborative team tasked, primarily, with assisting communities of various dynamics (population, resources, demographics, etc.) in the development and execution of programs aiding the revitalization of their historic commercial districts. This position will manage the office’s work with “Main Street” cities and other, non-designated, communities related to the revitalization of Georgia’s historic commercial and mixed-use districts. The director will oversee the agency’s efforts to support rural cities and local development authorities and will coordinate the provision of direct technical assistance, training, strategic planning, and consulting, as appropriate. The position is responsible for ensuring successful development of training materials and content for “Main Street 101”, “Main Street 201”, meeting materials, webinars, and printed documents. This position is the State’s primary liaison to our partners at the Georgia Downtown Association and the National Main Street Center.

The Downtown Development Director is responsible for support of downtown businesses, including tenants at The Grove at Towne Center and the Cobblestone Office Park. The Downtown Development Director will provide support to city administration and the Downtown Development Authority (DDA) by promoting existing downtown businesses; encouraging entrepreneurship, redevelopment and new development; and creating opportunities for business owners and community members to work collaboratively for unique, creative, and engaging experiences in downtown Snellville. The Director manages various projects, including contracted service provision for The Grove at Towne Center and broader economic development strategy in the downtown.

As the Main Street Manager, you’ll lead efforts to transform our Main Street district into a dynamic center of activity and commerce. You’ll develop strategic plans, leverage marketing tactics, and engage with the community to attract visitors, support local businesses, and enhance the overall vitality of the area. This role offers a blend of creativity and strategy, empowering you to shape the future of our municipality’s commercial heart.

The Dawson Downtown Development Authority Executive Director (ED) is responsible for the development, execution, implementation and documentation of the Dawson Downtown Development Authority activities, programs and projects in the City of Dawson, GA. Full description here.

A successful candidate will play an active role in the City of College Park’s existing operational success. The purpose of the position is to manage the development of the City. Successful performance helps ensure the orderly development of the City, affects the quality of economic opportunity for city residents, and affects the image of the City.

Tasks include the development and marketing of calendar events, purchase of event supplies, decoration, events set up, and event take down. Document events with audio/video or pictures. Meet and coordinate with outside entities regarding events and provide oversight and guidance to volunteers during City events. Main Street Coordinator Full Description Here.

The Main Street/Downtown Development Authority (DDA) Coordinator oversees and implements activities that are relative to the economic development and historical preservation efforts for the City of Tybee Island. The Coordinator will utilize historic preservation as an integral foundation for economic development growth; oversee collaborative planning, development, execution, and documentation of the DDA and Main Street Program. Full description here.

This position is responsible for coordinating the daily operations of Thomasville’s downtown Main Street program and Tourism initiatives. With a high level of focus to the community’s historic preservation and economic development efforts, the Downtown & Tourism Development Coordinator is the first point of contact for inquiries related to Downtown Thomasville and our Tourist attractions, working closely with the Main Street and Tourism Managers to ensure all downtown and tourism initiatives are successful to support economic vitality.

This position organizes and manages community special events, such as the annual Rose Show and Festival, Victorian Christmas, First Fridays, July 4th Celebration, Black History Celebration and others as assigned. Responsible for assisting with destination marketing and communication initiatives, working directly with Main Street, Tourism and Marketing. Responsible for facility management of the Municipal Auditorium and The Ritz Amphitheater.