March 31, 2026 - 03:44

Stephen Westbrooks was officially sworn in this week as the new President and CEO of the St. Louis Development Corporation (SLDC). His appointment concludes an extensive, months-long search for a permanent leader to guide the city's economic and physical revitalization.
Westbrooks steps into a role of significant responsibility, with his portfolio directly overseeing the strategic allocation of millions in community development funds and the management of key city-owned real estate. His mandate is to leverage these critical resources to foster inclusive growth, stimulate development, and address long-standing disparities across St. Louis neighborhoods.
City officials and community stakeholders have expressed high expectations for the new chief. They emphasize that his leadership will be pivotal in shaping the city's future trajectory, from streamlining development processes to ensuring public investments yield tangible benefits for all residents. Westbrooks brings prior experience in both public service and the private sector, a background many hope will translate into effective and innovative approaches to the city's complex development challenges. His tenure begins immediately as he assumes oversight of the agency's daily operations and strategic planning.
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