Erin Truex's Journey: A New Chapter for Beverly Main Streets

Beverly Main Streets Leader to Step Down at Year's End

Erin Truex, the dedicated leader of Beverly Main Streets, has announced her departure at the end of the year. In a heartfelt message to the community, she expressed her gratitude and pride in the collective achievements made during her tenure.

A Legacy of Accomplishments

Truex took on the role in early 2024 and has since driven significant revenue for local artists, advanced the Downtown 2030 initiative, and fostered a strong business and civic coalition. She emphasized that these milestones were not achieved alone but through the collective effort of the community.

"The community's support, through donations, volunteering, and advocacy, played a crucial role."

Looking Ahead to Beverly's 400th Anniversary

As Beverly approaches its 400th anniversary, Truex remains optimistic about the future. She believes the best is yet to come and encourages the community to continue supporting the organization's mission.

A Background of Leadership and Service

Before joining Beverly Main Streets, Truex worked in development and management at various organizations, including the Mabel Center for Immigrant Justice and LEAP for Education. She holds a Master's Degree from Boston University and a Bachelor's Degree in Social Work from Pacific Union College. Additionally, she serves on the Board of Healing Abuse Working for Change, a domestic violence prevention organization.

A Smooth Transition

Truex expressed confidence in Becki Greene, the Community Engagement Manager, to continue the organization's mission. She encouraged the community to support the new and returning staff with the same energy and passion that has driven their work over the past two years.