Building our Future through Economic Sustainability
Elevate Douglas Economic Partnership is a public-private economic development partnership focused on cultivating a robust business environment in Douglas County.
The partnership represents a consolidation of economic development functions and responsibilities of the Douglas County Economic Development and the City of Douglasville Development authorities, and in turn partners them up with the Douglas County Chamber in order to better accomplish goals.
Elevate Douglas Board Members
Gary Miller, Chair
President/CEO, GreyStone Power Corporation
Nadia Faucette, Secretary
VP of Engineering, GreyStone Power Corporation
Michael Stephens, Treasurer
Vice President, Servis1st Bank; Chair, Development Authority of Douglas County Board of Directors
Leslie Choo
Chair, City of Douglasville Development Authority Board of Directors
Seth Davis
GM, Gordon Food Service
Dr. Romona Jackson Jones
Chairman, Board of Commissioners
Rochelle Robinson
Mayor, City of Douglasville
Trent North
Superintendent, Douglas County Schools
Gil Shearouse
Executive Director, DDCWSA
Lauren Meeks
Sales Channel Coordinator, Gas South
Shandron Forte
CEO, POSolutions
Jerry Hall
Founder, Mothership Equities
Alicia Doherty
Regional CEO, American Red Cross
Trevor Quander
Area Manager, Georgia Power Company
Julie Teer
President, WellStar Foundation
RECENT NEWS & PRESS
Microsoft aiming to build 1 million sq ft data center in Douglasville, GA
Microsoft is planning to develop almost 1 million square feet of data center buildings in Douglasville, Georgia, as part of its East US 3 Azure…
Read more »In-Person Job Fair – May 12
In partnership with Goodwill of North Georgia, United Way of Greater Atlanta, and the Douglas County Chamber, we are hosting the FIRST In-Person Job Fair…
Read more »City of Douglasville Selects Developer for Town Green Project
Mill Creek Residential was chosen after a rigorous selection process to bring a comprehensive development to the area surrounding the new Town Green and Amphitheater.…
Read more »