ABOUT SHAUN
A CHAMPION FOR CREATING A CITY THAT WORKS FOR ALL OF US.
Shaun T. Thompson is a results‑driven leader dedicated to building a stronger, more connected McComb. As Executive Director of the McComb Main Street Association, she led efforts to revitalize downtown, strengthen partnerships with local businesses, and launch new community events that drew people together.
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Shaun brings more than a decade of experience leading complex projects across the public and private sectors. She has guided modernization initiatives for major international brands and improved large‑scale public systems serving thousands of educators and families. Her work is defined by collaboration, data‑driven decision‑making, and a commitment to delivering measurable results.
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With a Master's in Business Administration and certifications in project management and process improvement, Shaun is running for Selectwoman‑at‑Large to expand opportunity, support small businesses, and ensure every resident has a voice in McComb’s future. She believes deeply in the city’s potential—and she’s ready to help move it forward.
Shaun's Achievements
Drove major economic growth by securing over $100,000 for a historic building renovation, attracting new private investment, and supporting the opening of multiple new small businesses across downtown.
Expanded community engagement by launching six new signature events and serving two years as Chair of the Iron Horse Festival, drawing visitors from 16 states and boosting local pride.
Strengthened partnerships and civic involvement through active service with five local organizations, deepening collaboration between residents, nonprofits, and city leadership.
Advanced downtown revitalization by securing city funding for new corridor lighting and co-authoring the ordinance establishing Downtown McComb as a Leisure & Recreation District.
Enhanced downtown programming and visibility by supporting major attractions such as the Placemaking Summit, Circus on Ice, the Mr. Sipp Blues Trail Marker installation, and the temporary reopening of the Railroad Museum, while monitoring business landscape changes to guide future planning.