Greensburg, In. — The Main Street Greensburg Board of Directors is thrilled to announce Terrah Nunley has been hired as the organization’s new Executive Director. Ms. Nunley graduated from Winchester Community High School in Randolph County, Indiana; from Vincennes University with an Associate of Arts in Paralegal Studies; and from Ball State University with a Bachelor of Arts in Legal Studies. She worked previously in the Randolph County Prosecutor’s Office; with the State of Indiana in the Department of Child Services Child Support Bureau; and most recently at ClearPoint Federal Bank & Trust in Batesville.
Ms. Nunley moved to Greensburg five years ago and is a resident of the Downtown District. She serves on the Board of Directors of Meals on Wheels, and was previously a member of the Main Street Greensburg Board, where she was an integral member of the Promotions Committee and volunteer at the 2018 Tenderloin Throwdown.
She is an enthusiastic supporter of small business, and is dedicated to affecting positive change in our community. Her duties as Executive Director for Main Street Greensburg will require her to promote economic development in the Downtown District, be an advocate for businesses and business owners, research and pursue grant opportunities for Main Street Greensburg and the City of Greensburg, oversee the organization’s Façade Grant and Small Business Revolving Loan programs, as well as maintain and plan events hosted by Main Street Greensburg, including the Farmers’ Market, the Tenderloin Throwdown, the Market to Meal alleyway dinner, and the Holiday Walk.
The Main Street Greensburg Board of Directors trusts that Ms. Nunley’s education, work history, enthusiasm, volunteer experience, and community involvement have prepared her for this vitally important position. The Board is confident that she possesses the operational and communication skills, as well as leadership ability to take Main Street Greensburg to great heights in the future. We are excited to see where she will help lead our organization and our community.
Submitted by Main Street Greensburg
