Perry Gunn

CTL-E-1790 · Person · other · 2014–

VERIFIED evidence grade of this record

Executive Director of Teamwork Englewood since July 2014; nonprofit leader with prior leadership roles at the North River Commission, YMCA of Chicago, Urban Gateways, Leap Learning Systems, and Chicago Youth Centers.

The record

Also known as: Perry L. Gunn

Notes

RELP45 new (2026-10-06). Identity re-check: the executive director, not the organization (CTL-E-0995).

Relationships

Teamwork Englewood — affiliated with
Perry Gunn has served as Executive Director of Teamwork Englewood since July 2014.

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Teamwork Englewood — led by → this record

Sources

http://cityclub-chicago.org/video/1269/a-conversation-about-neighborhood-economic-development

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