Sugarloaf CID Seeking First Executive Director

From Sugarloaf CID:

DULUTH, GA — The search is on to find a full-time leader of Gwinnett County’s newest community improvement district (CID).

The Sugarloaf CID is now accepting applications for its first-ever executive director. Qualified candidates have until Sept. 7 at 12:00 p.m. to submit their credentials for consideration.

Nicole M. Hall of Nickel Works Consulting, which is the CID’s transitional administrator, said the executive director must demonstrate success as a public administrator and effective communicator.

“The CID’s board of directors is looking for a high-level manager to not only guide daily operations, but also provide visionary leadership,” Hall said. “The director will be a champion for CID goals and objectives, and take ownership of future success for this business community for years to come. It is an exciting opportunity for the right candidate.”

Qualified applicants will hold a degree in business, public administration or a related field and show 10 years of progressively responsible experience. These qualifications are needed to support the CID’s efforts to work in cooperation with all levels of government and private industry to deliver enhancements that increase public safety, beautify common spaces, improve mobility and encourage development in the district.

The executive director will also serve as the lead spokesperson for the CID, overseeing the development of messaging and the delivery of communications to media and other outlets.

The CID has retained consultant Bill McCargo to assist with the search effort. Applicants must supply a cover letter, resume and references to McCargo directly in order to ensure the confidentiality of the initial application process.

A complete list of the executive director’s desired skills and responsibilities – along with contact information for Bill McCargo – will be provided online at Sugarloafcid.org.

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