National Council of County Association Executives
About NCCAE
The National Council of County Association Executives (NCCAE) provides a vehicle through which its membership improves the administration of the various associations of counties and associations of county officials and provides a forum through which members meet and exchange information of importance. Additionally, it assists, in accordance with the policy determinations of the council, the National Association of Counties in its efforts to promote and improve county government.
Additional Information
NCCAE Leadership
Graham Knaus
Jennifer Marson
Guy Cormier
Cheryl Subler
Michael Sanderson
NCCAE Meetings
| Event | Date | Location |
|---|---|---|
2026 NCCAE/NACo Federal-State Policy Exchange |
September 2-4 |
Cook County, Ill. |
2026 NCCAE Annual Meeting |
October 19-23 |
Jackson County, Mo. |
2027 NCCAE Presidents and Executives |
January 12–16 |
Washington, D.C. |
2027 NCCAE Annual Meeting |
October 11-15 |
Santa Fe County, N.M. |
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How NACo Works
NACo is owned by America’s county governments, with oversight and governance by an executive committee and board of directors.
Committees & Caucuses
NACo is a grassroots-driven organization that encourages member engagement. Currently, we have more than 1,100 individual county elected and appointed officials from every region of the country represented on our 10 policy steering committees, ad hoc and standing committees, caucuses and task forces.
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