JACKSON, Tenn. – The Greater Jackson Chamber has promoted Logan McCoy to Chief Strategy Officer, effective November 1. McCoy will lead implementation of Momentum, the Chamber's regional public-private partnership for long-term economic and community growth. 

McCoy currently serves as Vice President of Existing Industry and Workforce. In his new role, he will also direct the Chamber's public affairs strategy and continue to work with the Chamber's economic development team to assist with existing industry and workforce development efforts. 

"Our investors have responded to Momentum's $8 million goal with tremendous support, and that confidence puts the responsibility on us to deliver," said Kyle Spurgeon, President and CEO of the Greater Jackson Chamber. "Logan is a true team player. He makes the people around him better, and he has earned respect as a regional leader well beyond our office. He's the right person to turn this plan into results people across Jackson-Madison County and West Tennessee can see." 

“I'm grateful and humbled to take on this role,” said McCoy. “Our Chamber team is the reason Momentum has come this far, and my focus is on supporting them so we can deliver the results our investors expect. We've built strong momentum, and I'm ready to lead the work of turning it into lasting growth for our region.” 

Momentum brings together business leaders, investors, and community partners to drive job creation, support business expansion, attract new investment, strengthen talent pipelines, and improve quality of life across Jackson-Madison County. As Chief Strategy Officer, McCoy will lead efforts across Momentum's five strategic pillars: Expansion & Strategic Recruitment; Workforce Navigation & Talent Access; Regional Identity & Marketing Alignment; Economic Infrastructure & Quality of Place; and Tourism & Community Asset Alignment. 

About the Greater Jackson Chamber 
The Greater Jackson Chamber was founded in 1905 – seven years prior to the United States Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber consists of a diverse and talented staff, an executive committee, dedicated volunteers, and more than 1,050 business members – all committed to growing the economy and quality of life for everyone in Madison County and the region. 

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