Courtney English is the new Chief of Staff for the City of Atlanta.
Atlanta Permanent Chief of Staff Courtney English (Photo: City of Atlanta)
Mayor Andre Dickens today announced the permanent appointment today in a press release.
English served an interim basis, but now the post is his.
Along with spearheading the Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative, English “played a central role in advancing the City’s efforts to address homelessness, helping to drive the $60 million Homeless Opportunity Bond, the single largest investment in Atlanta’s history,” according to the press release.
“Courtney English has consistently demonstrated exceptional leadership and a steadfast commitment to the residents of Atlanta,” said Mayor Dickens said in the release.
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens (Photo: City of Atlanta)
“His strategic vision and dedication to public service will continue to help guide this administration as we advance our mission of building a City of Opportunity for All,” the mayor added.
Mayor Dickens added he is “equally pleased to appoint Greg Clay and Gabrielle Slade as Deputy Chiefs of Staff,” both of whom have “extensive expertise and proven records of service will strengthen the Executive Office and ensure continuity in delivering results for our city.”
“With the addition of Greg and Gabrielle to our leadership team, Atlanta is well-positioned to advance our mission of building a city that works for everyone,” said Chief of Staff Courtney English.
“Their proven records of service, depth of expertise, and commitment to innovation reflect our values and will ensure residents and neighborhoods remain at the center of all we do. Together, we will continue working to make Atlanta a city where all residents can thrive,” English added.
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