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14 New Economic Development Jobs

Jobs in 10 states this week. From $60k - $164k.

Dane Carlson
Dane Carlson
— 1 min read
14 New Economic Development Jobs

Happy Friday!

Don't forget that the time change this weekend means that you have one less hour to fill out job applications.

This week we have 14 new economic development jobs in 11 states. Last week's 15 jobs are here.

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Executive Director
$100,001 - $110,000
Chilton County Industrial Development Authority
Alabama

Economic Development Project Manager or Senior Project Manager
City of Riverside
California

Economic Development Manager
City of Foster City
California

Economic Development Coordinator
$5,981 - $8,702 Monthly
City of Glendale
California


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