Gregory C. (Greg) Dozier
Commissioner, Technical College System of Georgia
Gregory C. Dozier has served as Commissioner of the Technical College System of Georgia (TCSG) since January 2020, leading one of the nation’s largest and most impactful systems of technical education. In this role, he oversees 22 colleges and 88 campuses, more than 12,000 employees statewide, and manages an annual budget exceeding $1.2 billion.
Since taking office, Commissioner Dozier has led TCSG through a period of historic growth and performance. The system has reached its highest enrollment since 2013, achieved record numbers of credentials awarded, and produced the largest graduating classes in its history. TCSG has also realized its highest-ever in-field placement rates, with more graduates entering careers aligned with their training than at any point before.
Under his leadership, TCSG has expanded programs in high-demand areas including healthcare, advanced manufacturing, logistics, and information technology while strengthening partnerships with industry to ensure programs meet workforce needs. Through Georgia Quick Start, the system has played a critical role in supporting major economic development e orts, including workforce training for the Hyundai Motor Group Metaplant America (HMGMA) in Bryan County—the largest economic development project in state history.
Commissioner Dozier has also advanced initiatives that broaden access and opportunity for Georgians. These e orts include expanding
work-based learning and apprenticeships, strengthening dual enrollment opportunities, and supporting statewide initiatives such as Georgia MATCH to connect more students with postsecondary education and training. In addition, TCSG has established a record number of articulation agreements with institutions across the University System of Georgia, creating clearer, more seamless pathways for students to continue their education and earn bachelor’s degrees.
Dozier also led the transition of WorkSource Georgia from the Georgia
Department of Labor to TCSG, strengthening the alignment between
workforce services and education and training. WorkSource Georgia serves more than 170,000 Georgians each year, off ering career services, job training, and support for both job seekers and employers—helping create a more coordinated and effective workforce system statewide.
Prior to his appointment as Commissioner, Dozier served as Chief Financial Officer for the State of Georgia, Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Corrections, and Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Driver Services.
He holds a bachelor’s degree in criminal justice and a Master of Business Administration from Georgia State University.
