It's nice to meet you.
Center City is our community commons. Read Charlotte Center City Partners committment to anti-racism here.
Get to know us.
Dr. Philip Otienoburu
Senior Vice President of Community Development
potienoburu@charlottecentercity.org
Aisha Sabur
South End Director
asabur@charlottecentercity.org
Allison Mills
South End Project Manager
amills@charlottecentercity.org
Brianna Bowers
South End Marketing Coordinator
bbowers@charlottecentercity.org
How Do We Work?
The South End Municipal Services District is administered by Charlotte Center City Partners, by an annual contract with the City of Charlotte.
Budget and annual program of work are governed by the Board of Directors of Charlotte Center City Partners, and by the South End Committee of the Board.
South End Board Committee
Rachel Russell Krenz, Lagniappe Group, Chair
Alyson Davis, Craft Growler Shop and Lincoln Street Kitchen + Cocktails
Brad Wallace, EY
Brooks Whiteside, Whiteside Industrial Properties
Christopher Moxley, 704 Shop
Collin Ricks, The Durban Group
DeAnna Allen, Brown Sugar Collab, Coterie Concept
Debbie Williams, Brookhill Community Association
DuBose Williamson, Collett Capital
Erin Shaw, Beacon Partners
Grayson Hawkins, Wilmore Neighborhood Association, ex-officio
Josh Patton, Wooden Robot, Elsewhere
Lauren Harkey, Hodges Taylor Art Consultancy
Lyle Darnall, EDENS
Dr. Mark Holoman, Foundry Commercial
Michael Martelette, South End Social
Phil Sanford, Resident
Randy Alexander, Lowe's Home Improvement
Sam Judd, Asana Partners
Steve Allen, Resident
Toni Sawhney, Holiday Inn Express & Suites
Valerie Preston, President of Dilworth Community Development Association
About Charlotte Center City Partners
Charlotte Center City Partners (CCCP) is a non-profit organization focused on making our downtown and surrounding neighborhoods great places to live, work, and visit. South End is supported by the professional services of Center City Partners. The organization has existed since the 1980s and has provided services to South End since 2006.
Our role is to work with neighbors, public agencies and private partners to fulfill the community vision for South End: a place that is people-first, walkable, urban, vibrant, built along light rail transit, and fueled by the energy and innovation of diverse and creative people.
Our services for the district include communications, marketing and promotion of the neighborhood, producing special events and programs, advocacy, economic development, and management of some public spaces, especially along the Rail Trail.
For more information on CCCP, visit charlottecentercity.org
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