Greater Memphis Chamber Selects Joshua Gunn as Next President and CEO

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The Greater Memphis Chamber has selected Joshua Gunn as its next president and CEO after a nationwide search. Gunn, who is expected to begin in December, most recently led Durham, North Carolina’s Office of Economic and Workforce Development and previously headed chambers in Glendale, Arizona, and Peoria, Illinois. Chamber leaders cited his experience in economic development, corporate recruitment, and public-private partnerships as assets for guiding the organization’s growth. Gunn said he plans to build on Memphis’s strengths in logistics, business, and technology while encouraging investment and ensuring more residents share in the region’s prosperity.

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