Enhancing Fiscal Resilience in a Disruptive Environment: What We’ve Learned. What’s Next.

Dec. 18, 2020 , 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

Contact Jack Peterson (202) 661-8805 JPeterson@naco.org

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Enhancing Fiscal Resilience in a Disruptive Environment: What We’ve Learned. What’s Next.

December 18, 2020 , 2:00 pm – 3:00 pm

As today’s unprecedented challenges evolve, county leaders need strategic options to continue leveraging external funding, drive revenue growth, protect past spending and contain costs.

Enhancing Fiscal Resilience in a Disruptive Environment: What We’ve Learned. What’s Next.

Jack Peterson

December 18, 2020

December 18, 2020, 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm

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Enhancing Fiscal Resilience in a Disruptive Environment: What We’ve Learned. What’s Next.

As today’s unprecedented challenges evolve, county leaders need strategic options to continue leveraging external funding, drive revenue growth, protect past spending and contain costs. Join NACo, KPMG and county officials for a discussion on different approaches to enhance resilience in light of shifting public health, economic, budgetary and community dynamics – and how the difficult lessons of 2020 can help us navigate a still uncertain 2021 outlook.

As today’s unprecedented challenges evolve, county leaders need strategic options to continue leveraging external funding, drive revenue growth, protect past spending and contain costs.

2020-12-18

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2023-07-28

As today’s unprecedented challenges evolve, county leaders need strategic options to continue leveraging external funding, drive revenue growth, protect past spending and contain costs. Join NACo, KPMG and county officials for a discussion on different approaches to enhance resilience in light of shifting public health, economic, budgetary and community dynamics – and how the difficult lessons of 2020 can help us navigate a still uncertain 2021 outlook.

Megan Cox

Program Evaluation & Research Manager, Department of Finance & Budget, Loudoun County Government

Rory Costello

Principal, Recovery & Resilience Government & Public Sector, KPMG

Brendan Davis

Director, Strategy, Performance & Operations Government & Public Sector, KPMG

Hope Tribble

Director, Office of Audit and Performance, City of Indianapolis and Marion County

Bill Zizic

Managing Director, Government Performance and Operations, KPMG

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