About Morsberger Revitalization

Emory Morsberger is a pioneer in the creation and management of community improvement districts in the metro Atlanta area. He has spearheaded the creation of CIDs in Stone Mountain, Duluth and the Highway 78 (Gwinnett) corridor and, as founder, Chairman or Executive Director, led those CIDs through periods of great revitalization and success.

Emory is a graduate of Emory University and the University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School of Finance. He has many years of dedicated public and business service under his belt, and is currently serving as the President of the Stone Mountain CID where, under Emory’s guidance, the year-old CID has recently expanded its boundaries and launched an aggressive economic development effort.

Other positions of service

Georgia House of Representatives

Georgia Department of Economic Development Board of Directors

Candidate for US Congress

Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce Board

Council for Quality Growth Board

Livable Communities Coalition Board

Gwinnett Revitalization Task Force Chairman

Southwest Gwinnett Village Community Improvement Association Chairman

MARTA Board

Governor’s (GA) Commission on Children and Youth

Federal Interagency Coordinating Council

Highway 78 Community Improvement District Co-Founder & Chairman

Gwinnett Village Co-Founder and Board Member

Georgia Cities Foundation Board

Atlanta Committee for the 1996 Olympic Games Local Government Group

Founder and Board Chairman of Georgians for the Brain Train

Georgians for Passenger Rail Board

Medici Center Founder & Chairman

Awards and recognitions

Georgia Trend’s 100 Most Influential Georgians 2007-10

Gwinnett Magazine Man of the Year 2006

Winner of 11 Golden Hammer Awards

Georgia Cities Foundation Renaissance Award Recipient