Tuesday, July 19, 2011
Politics / Media Tennessean Political Editor Clint Brewer Finds New Home at ECD
Posted by Jim Ridley on Tue, Jul 19, 2011 at 2:27 PM
Former City Paper editor Clint Brewer, the Tennessean's political editor of late, has resigned from 1100 Broadway to meet the press. Effective immediately, he'll lead what the press-release subhed terms "communications and marking efforts" as assistant commissioner of communications and creative services for the Tennessee Dept. of Economic and Community Development.
An excerpt from the release:
COMMISSIONER HAGERTY NAMES CLINT BREWER ASSISTANT COMMISSIONER, COMMUNICATIONS AND CREATIVE SERVICES
Award-Winning Reporter, Editor and Publisher to Lead ECD’s Communications and Marking Efforts
NASHVILLE — Tennessee Economic and Community Development Commissioner Bill Hagerty today named veteran journalist Clint Brewer as Assistant Commissioner, Communications and Creative Services.
“I’m pleased to have someone with Clint Brewer’s depth of experience joining our economic development leadership team,” said Commissioner Hagerty. “As a former business owner and media executive, Clint Brewer will effectively lead our department’s communications and marketing efforts.”
“I’m grateful to Governor Haslam and Commissioner Hagerty for this opportunity,” said Brewer. “Tennessee is one of the very best places in this country to do business, and I am excited to help spread that message.”
Brewer comes to ECD with more than 15 years experience in the Tennessee media as an award-winning reporter, editor and publisher. He was previously at The Tennessean in Nashville as the newspaper’s political editor. He has also previously served as editor of the daily Lebanon Democrat and of Nashville’s City Paper. Brewer started his own company in 2000 where he owned the Mt. Juliet News, a weekly newspaper in Wilson County.
Prior to his tenure at the Tennessean, Brewer was executive director of the Tennessee Center for Policy Research, a non-profit, free market think tank.
In his current role, Brewer will lead all communications and marketing efforts for ECD, including oversight of the department’s press and creative services teams. ECD’s Communications and Creative Services division keeps staff, legislators, other state and city departments, local agencies, the media and the general public informed of ECD services, programs and activities. The division also provides strategic communications planning for the department and the coordination and execution of all ECD public events.
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