Ryan Gohlich has been appointed as the next city manager of Beverly Hills. His term will begin on July 4, 2026, upon the retirement of Nancy Hunt-Coffey. The announcement about Gohlich’s appointment was made at the Aug. 19 City Council meeting.
Gohlich currently serves as assistant city manager and is “the natural choice” for the position said Mayor Sharona Nazarian. “Since joining the City of Beverly Hills almost 20 years ago, Ryan has led the critical planning and development functions with a meticulous attention to detail while earning the trust of his colleagues, the City Council and the community. In Beverly Hills, we are fortunate to have strong succession planning and with several competitive City Manager recruitments currently underway on the Westside, it was important to make this selection in a timely manner. Ryan’s institutional knowledge will play an important role in the ongoing success and prosperity of our city.”
