Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia names new CEO
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SAVANNAH, Ga. () — Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia (GSHG) has selected its new Chief Executive Officer.

Krystal Crawford succeeds longtime CEO Sue Else who recently retired after 11 years.

Crawford has more than 26 years of experience in nonprofit leadership, youth development, and

community engagement. Most recently, she served as Chief Operating Officer of YMCA Coastal

Georgia.

Crawford is a strong advocate for youth and families, having served as a Subject Matter expert

on childcare issues, contributing to state-level policy work. She was a member of the Governor’s

Gang Prevention Task Force where she championed youth programs aimed at reducing violence.

“We are thrilled to have Krystal join the Girl Scouts of Historic Georgia,” stated Jeff Wilson, Chair of the GSHG Board of Directors. “I am certain she will enhance the outstanding efforts we’re currently engaged in and assist us in continuing to make a significant impact for every Girl Scout.”

As CEO, Crawford will oversee council operations across 125 counties—122 in Georgia, two in

South Carolina, and one in Alabama—serving more than 7,000 girls and nearly 4,000 adult

members.

“I am honored to step in this role and join a movement that’s been building strong girls for more

“I am eager to collaborate with our exceptional volunteers, staff, families, and community partners to foster environments where every girl feels secure, recognized, and inspired to reach her fullest potential,” said Crawford.

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