The Downtown Hampton Development Partnership
The Downtown Hampton Development Partnership (DHDP) was established in 1996 to manage the Business Improvement District (BID). The BID encompasses more than 350 businesses and property owners. The DHDP is committed to enhancing the physical beauty, commercial vitality and distinguished character of Downtown Hampton. Through innovative arts initiatives, special events and cooperative marketing programs, the Partnership plays a vital role in the viability of Downtown Hampton.
DHDP Staff
Stephen M. Mallon
Executive Director
Steve@DowntownHampton.com
Molly Joseph Ward
Director, Government and Community Relations
Molly@DowntownHampton.com
Sarah Martin
Event Coordinator
Sarah@DowntownHampton.com
Allie Stora
Dock Master
TheDocks@DowntownHampton.com
757-727-1276
Viviana Romo
Administrative & Marketing Assistant
Viviana@DowntownHampton.com
Jesse Hutcheson
Marketing Consultant
Marketing@DowntownHampton.com
Officers
President
Dr. Kevin Steele
Vice-President
Bob Harper
Treasurer
Teresa Jackson
Secretary
Terry Sears
Immediate Past-President
Rick Bagley
Committee Chairs
Economic Development Committee
Rick Bagley and John Ishon
Merchant Committee
Bob Harper
Waterfront Committee
Garrick Blount
Directors
Darrell K. Williams
Hampton University
Guy Moorman
Bluewater Yachting Center
Melvin Nichols
Landing Hotel By Hilton
Robert Shuford, Jr
Old Point National Bank
David Hamilton
Hampton Yacht Club
Dr. Kevin Steele
Salters Creek Medical Group
John Ishon
Hampton Stationery
Mike Schwarz
VT Seafood AREC
Rick Bagley
Bagley Investments
Teresa Jackson
TowneBank
Dr. Jeffrey Smith
Virginia Air Space and Science Center
Marko Frigelj
IncuHub
Bob Harper
Bob Harper Photography
Carlyle Bland
Marker 20
Doug Favre
Resident
Sharonda Banks
Business Owner
Tavonda Jennings
Business Owner
Terry Sears
Stillwater Tavern
Marqueta Tyson
The Tyson Legal Team, PLC
Brian DeProfio
Assistant City Manager
The Mission of DHDP
The Downtown Hampton Development Partnership (DHDP) is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving the economic health and quality of life in Downtown Hampton. The Partnership maximizes private, public and educational resources to create the best possible environment to live, work, shop, visit and do business.