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Tony Moore appointed inaugural CEO of Jax Riverfront Alliance

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Tony Moore appointed inaugural CEO of Jax Riverfront Alliance — Fleming Island Government news

Jax Riverfront Alliance, the nonprofit begun in 2022 to amplify public investment in Jacksonville s riverfront, has its inaugural CEO. Tony Moore joins the alliance as it begins a 10-year agreement with the city to complement the work of its parks department. The alliance works with the city and other public, private and community partners to enhance Jacksonville’s riverfront. With more than three decades of experience in large-scale civic and park development and management, Moore comes to Jacksonville from the Trinity Park Conservancy in Dallas, where he was president and CEO. In that position, he led the design, construction and operational development of the 250-acre Harold Simmons Park. Now he comes to the alliance as it enters a new phase of activating Jacksonville’s riverfront. “Jacksonville has something really special — a river that most cities would envy and a community that clearly cares deeply about getting this right,” Moore said in a news release about his

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