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21 New Economic Development Jobs This Week

In 14 states, from $50,606 - $241,896

Dane Carlson
Dane Carlson
2 min read
21 New Economic Development Jobs This Week

Happy Friday!

This week I found 21 new economic development jobs for you from 14 states, with salaries ranging from $50,606 - $241,896.

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Director of Economic Development
$190,000 - $241,896
City of Sacramento
California

Economic Development Director
$171,381 - $208,315
City of Vallejo
California

Senior Arts Program Coordinator (The Office of Economic Development & Cultural Affairs)
$118,460 - $144,319
City of San Jose
California

Senior Executive Analyst, The Office Of Economic Development & Cultural Affairs
City of San José
California

Chief Executive Officer
Greater Idaho Falls Chamber of Commerce
Idaho

Assistant Director for Economic Development
City of Elkhart, Indiana
Indiana

Business Loan Officer
Southeast Kentucky Economic Development Corporation
Kentucky

Strategic Initiatives Manager
Biddeford+Saco Chamber of Commerce & Industry
Maine

Small Business Development Program Coach | Baltimore, MD
Latino Economic Development Center (LEDC)
Maryland

Project Assistant, Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships
$50,606 - $63,835
University of Minnesota Extension Regional Sustainable Development Partnerships
Minnesota

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Field Specialist in Regional Economic Development - Howell County, MO
University of Missouri-Columbia
Missouri

Economic Development Manager
$89,000 - $112,000
Town of Cornelius
North Carolina

Economic Development Specialist
$56,496 - $67,795
City of Asheville
North Carolina

Business Advisor, Small Business Development Center
The Northeast Ohio Hispanic Center for Economic Development
Ohio

Director of Business Development and Real Estate Management
Tuscarawas County Economic Development Corporation
Ohio

Economic Developer
Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma
Oklahoma

Director, International Engagement
The Chamber of Commerce for Greater Philadelphia
Pennsylvania

Economic Development Analyst
$53,814 - $67,267
City of El Paso
Texas

Senior Economic Development Analyst (Promotional)
$60,533 - $75,666
City of El Paso
Texas

Senior Economic Development Compliance Analyst
$60,533 - $75,666
City of El Paso
Texas

Reg Mgr Economic Development (Territory WA, OR and ID)
BNSF Railway
Washington

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