Joel Cordle Email & Phone Number

GEORGIA DOWNTOWNS provides revitalization services for cities and towns. As one of only six Georgia senior downtown development professionals, I am excited to serve as a resource and solution provider and assist with the building of successful downtown revitalization programs. TestamonialsGeorgia Downtowns really knows their stuff. Of all the many strategic planning sessions I have sat through, they offered the most productive and shortest! Georgia Downtowns made an often tedious task into a team building opportunity, where we were able to really focus our energy and efforts; They pinpointed what we are all working towards and developed a plan with us. Georgia Downtowns is reliable, professional and a real pleasure to work with. -Angela Thompson, Communications & Outreach Director City of CantonGeorgia Downtowns was incredibly structured, thorough, and truly invested in the well-being of our downtown. I loved working with its staff, and I am so happy that Georgia Downtowns agreed to take on our project and develop our downtown strategic plan! -Jessie Owensby, Community Development Manager, City of Cornelia​Joel Cordle’s downtown development expertise and track record for success is unmatched. -Kathy Papa, Region 2 Representative, Georgia Department of Community Affairs​From project financing and tourism development, to special event creation and management, ​Joel Cordle has been a true asset to my colleagues across Georgia and to me. -​Hasco Craver IV, Assistant City Manager, City of NewnanJoel’s knowledge, vision, commitment and ability to work collaboratively have led him to great success as a leader in downtown development. -Alan Dickerson, Director of Training and Member Services Administration, Georgia Municipal AssociationThroughout my years of working with Joel, I have found him to be a consummate professional and a passionate advocate for downtowns, local government, and small business. -​Chris Higdon, Manager, Community Development, GMA

Listed skills include Public Relations, Economic Development, Leadership, Government, and 37 others.

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  University Of Georgia - Franklin College Of Arts And Sciences

  Journalism And Mass Communication