Running a Main Street program is no easy task. Whether its scheduling a board meeting, organizing volunteers or alerting the public of road closures in downtown, executive directors are expected to do it all while juggling several other tasks. However, the use of technology can level the playing field when it comes to getting your message out and mobilizing constituents around a pressing issue. Here are five useful technology tools that Main Street executive directors can use to stay organized, funded, and in the public eye. Read More
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