Melvin Carter, former mayor of St. Paul, has been named CEO of FUSE, a national nonprofit. He took over the job after a national search that included over 1,100 applicants. Carter previously served St. Paul from 2017-2025.
His work in St. Paul, including initiatives like universal college savings accounts and infrastructure investments, was cited as a reason for his hire. The nonprofit's board chair described Carter as their first and unanimous choice.
Further details about Carter's new role and the nonprofit's work are available from the organization. Carter has expressed excitement about joining FUSE and helping civic leaders drive innovation and progress.
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