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13 New Econ Dev Jobs This Week

13 jobs in 8 states from $40,000 - $172,000

Dane Carlson
Dane Carlson
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13 New Econ Dev Jobs This Week

Happy Friday! This week we have 13 new economic development jobs in 8 states with salaries ranging from $40,000 - $172,000. 

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Senior Economic Development Manager
$129,468 - $150,144
City of Pico Rivera
California

Community and Economic Development Director
$68,000 - $80,000
City of Victor
Colorado

Economic Development Manager
$98,125 - $145,572
Town of Superior
Colorado

Business Development Liaison (Economic and Workforce Development)
$76,918 - $111,925
Baltimore County
Maryland

Economic Development Manager
$100,022 - $160,228
City of Annapolis
Maryland

Economic Development and Housing Director
$123660 - $167,294
Brooklyn Park
Minnesota

Business Development Officer - Defense
$50,001 - $60,000
Great Falls Montana Development Alliance
Montana

Business Development Officer - Downtown Great Falls
Great Falls Montana Development Alliance
Montana

Economic Development Program Manager
$89,482 - $119,870
Marion County
Oregon

Economic Development Intern
$40,394 - $46,758
City of Auburn
Washington

Economic Development Specialist
$69,638 - $97,490
City of Richland
Washington

Community Development/Economic Development Director
$127,973 - $172,763
City of Snoqualmie
Washington

Code Enforcement Officer / Economic Development & Zoning Assistant
City of Tomah
Wisconsin

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