in Chatsworth, Grey Highlands, Southgate, West Grey
August 19, 2024
The Municipality of Grey Highlands announces the appointment of Paul McGrath as the new Director of Community and Economic Development, effective September 16. With a decade of experience in municipal roles and a proven track record of fostering community growth, McGrath is poised to bring innovative ideas and strategies to Grey Highlands.
Prior to joining the Grey Highlands team, McGrath served as the Manager of Community and Business Development for the City of Owen Sound, where he spearheaded numerous initiatives that significantly benefited the city's economic and community vitality. His stewardship saw the development of robust business engagement programs and the implementation of strategies that have enhanced livability and economic prosperity in the community.
As the Director of Community and Economic Development for Grey Highlands, McGrath will focus on leveraging his extensive background to further enhance the economic landscape and community life in our municipality. His role will involve directing strategic initiatives in the areas of parks and recreation, building services, and economic development, all while cultivating business and investment opportunities and strengthening community relations to ensure sustained prosperity and development for Grey Highlands.
"We are delighted to welcome Paul McGrath to our team," said CAO Karen Govan. "His experience and successful track record in economic development are exactly what Grey Highlands needs. We are confident that Paul’s innovative approach and leadership will result in significant advancements for our community."
Paul expressed his enthusiasm about the new role: "I am excited to join Grey Highlands and contribute to its continued growth and success. I look forward to working with the community and local businesses to shape a prosperous future for Grey Highlands."
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