BATON ROUGE, La. (BRPROUD) -- Redevelopment agency Build Baton Rouge has started its search for a new Chief Executive Officer. The agency said the new CEO will lead Build Baton Rouge to drive equitable development and revitalize underinvested areas. "We are looking for a leader who not only understands urban development but is also committed to advancing equity across our community," said BBR Board Chair Rodney Braxton. "This CEO will be vital in building a legacy of transformative change for Baton Rouge." According to the agency, an ideal candidate would have extensive experience in urban planning, community development and real estate while including input from the community. St. George leaders propose agreement with EBR Parish about transition of tax revenue, services The new CEO can expect to earn a salary between $200,000 and $250,000. Background information as well as details about the position can be found below. Click here to apply. The agency aims to finish the hiring process by December 2024. Build-Baton-Rouge-CEO-Job-Description-FINAL-1Download Read Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome's statement. “This is a critical moment for Build Baton Rouge and for our community. We are seeking a leader who is not only experienced in urban development but who is deeply committed to investing in our most underserved communities. Improving the quality of life for residents in historically disinvested areas is essential to creating a more equitable Baton Rouge. The next CEO of Build Baton Rouge will play a pivotal role in driving this mission forward, ensuring that every project, every dollar spent, and every partnership formed helps create sustainable, lasting change. I encourage visionary leaders with a passion for community-driven development to step forward and be part of this transformative work.” EBR Mayor-President Sharon Weston Broome Latest News Fidelity data breach exposed info from 77,000 customers: Was your account compromised? Florida Gov. DeSantis helps Waffle House employees cook for first responders Gisela Colón displays her heritage in her artwork LIV Golf season in review: Rahm, Ripper GC hold the trophies 'Nightmare scenario': Coast Guard rescues man found clinging to cooler after Hurricane Milton