On the Move - May 17, 2017
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NACo Officers and County Officials
•NACo First Vice President Roy Charles Brooks spoke May 9 at the Association of Oregon Counties Stepping Up Summit in Marion County (Salem).
•NACo Board member, Women of NACo president and Wayne County, Mich. Commission Vice Chair Alisha Bell, was a featured speaker May 2 at the 2017 Governing Michigan Leadership Forum in the state capital, Lansing. Bell participated on a women’s leadership panel that also included mayors from Grand Rapids and Pontiac as well as the director of the Michigan Department of Environmental Quality.
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•Matt Chase, executive director, spoke at the Southern Counties Conference held May 15–16 in Buncombe County (Asheville), N.C.
•Emilia Istrate, managing director, NACo Counties Futures Lab, served as a moderator for several sessions at the Census Bureau’s ACS Data Users Conference May 11–12 in Alexandria, Va. She also briefed participants on how counties use American Community Survey (ACS) data.
•Nastassia Walsh, program manager, moderated a panel discussion May 9 by county officials from Buncombe, Alamance and Pitt counties on Stepping Up efforts at the Practice Improvement Collaborative: Stepping Up in North Carolina meeting.
•Christina Iskandar, program director, discussed the importance of NACo membership, how the County Futures Lab can help counties and pointers on navigating and using County Explorer for advocacy April 20 at the Delaware State Association of Counties’ Quarterly Dinner in Kent County (Dover).
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