David Greenspan (politician)

David Greenspan is the current Westlake, Ohio City Council President.

Life and career[]

Dave is currently serving as the Westlake City Council President. He also served two terms in the Ohio House of Representatives which he represented the 16th Ohio House District. Dave has a wealth of experience in local government, serving in different capacities across the country. He served on the inaugural City Council for the city of Sandy Springs, Georgia from 2005 thru 2007, & helped establish its Fire and Police Departments, develop its first Fund Balance Reserve Policy, and expand the city’s parks program.

Prior to serving in the Ohio House of Representatives, Greenspan served two terms on the Cuyahoga County Council, first elected to the inaugural County Council in 2010. During his tenure, Representative Greenspan was the chairman of the Cuyahoga County Finance and Budgeting Committee, directing the adoption of a $3 billion biennial budget, which is the largest county operating budget in the state of Ohio.

Dave graduated from Troy University in Alabama with a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration & Accounting. In addition to his dedication to public service, Greenspan has held a variety of roles in the public sector, including Chief Financial Officer, Chief Operating Officer and Chief Executive Officer. He has held leadership positions with the Atlanta Olympic Broadcasting, Turner Media Consultants, and the PGA TOUR Radio Network. Currently, Representative Greenspan is a small business owner and Chief Executive Officer of Green Elk Consulting Services, a consulting company that focuses on emerging/start-up ventures and turn-around business entities.

Greenspan is married with three children and is active in their education, extracurricular activities, and civic organizations. He and his family currently live in Westlake, Ohio.

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