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Leigh Greden is Executive Director of the Office of Government and Community Relations at Eastern Michigan University.

Greden, a Democrat, was elected to Ann Arbor's City Council from the Third Ward in 2003, re-elected in 2005 and 2007. He lost in a close race in 2009 to Steve Kunselman.

He was one of two known candidates running in the 2006 Democratic primary for Ann Arbor's State Representative seat, vying with Rebekah Warren to replace term-limited Chris Kolb. Greden's campaign website was launched in February 2006 at http://www.votegreden.com . On August 8, 2006, Greden, with 39% of the Democratic primary vote, conceded the 53rd state representative race to Warren.

[edit] In the news

• Ann Arbor City Council candidate profile: Leigh Greden, AnnArbor.com, July 2009
• Email and Open Meetings: Fun and games aside, policy issues should be openly discussed, Ann Arbor Chronicle, June 2009
• Leigh was interviewed on Teeter Talk in 2006: http://www.homelessdave.com/tt20060303lgreden.htm