Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) Commissioner Greg Dozier announced his appointment of Scott McMurray as Deputy Commissioner for Georgia Quick Start. McMurray assumes the Deputy Commissioner role after serving as Interim Deputy Commissioner of Georgia Quick Start upon the retirement of Jackie Rohosky in August 2022.
“Scott has been a tremendous addition to the Quick Start team since joining us in late 2021,” said TCSG Commissioner, Greg Dozier. “When Jackie Rohosky retired last summer, Scott stepped into the leadership role seamlessly and continued to provide world-class training programs for expanding and new businesses in Georgia. He is one of Georgia’s leading experts in economic development and workforce training and I am excited to see what the future holds for Quick Start under his leadership.”
Prior to joining Georgia Quick Start in December 2021 as Assistant Commissioner, McMurray served as Deputy Commissioner of Global Commerce for the Georgia Department of Economic Development (GDEcD). As Deputy Commissioner of Global Commerce for GDEcD, McMurray led Georgia’s team that focuses on job creation and investment through locating new and expanding businesses, as well as growing small businesses. The Global Commerce team includes statewide and existing industry project teams, small business, and Georgia’s international representatives in 12 strategic global markets around the world.
“Georgia Quick Start has been named the number one workforce training program in the nation for 13 years straight,” said McMurray. “Businesses continue to relocate to the Peach State, in part, because of the world-class training Quick Start provides to them at no cost. Quick Start built this reputation long before I got here, and I am thrilled to lead such an organization that makes such a lasting impact in Georgia.”
McMurray joined GDEcD in 2005 as a project manager. Prior to joining GDEcD, he held management positions with Warehouse California…
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