Meghan McCorkell, who’s worked in marketing and communications, named executive director of Live Baltimore
Meghan McCorkell’s is taking over as executive director of Live Baltimore, reports the Baltimore Banner. McCorkell, a former WJZ reporter who’s worked in marketing and communications at the Enoch Pratt Free Library for the last eight years, follows Annie Milli, who was Live Baltimore’s director for seven years.
McCorkell will serve on the mayor’s cabinet, but will be paid by the organization.
In a statement, Mayor Brandon Scott said Live Baltimore is one of the city’s “most important institutions.”
“Meghan has proven herself to be a leader who loves Baltimore after years of helping to lead the incredible work at the Enoch Pratt Free Library system,” his statement said. “I know she shares our vision for a growing Baltimore and will excel in this new role, and I am thrilled to welcome her to my cabinet.”
Live Baltimore works to attract residents, businesses and homeowners to the city, by helping them find grants and other incentives for homebuyers and by connecting residents to resources like community organizations and classes about homeownership.
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