BY: NACO | Fort Worth Convention Center Tarrant County - Fort Worth, TX |
July 19, 2013
NACo’s 78th Annual Conference and Exposition provides an opportunity for all county leaders and staff to learn, network and guide the direction of the association. The Annual Conference, held each July, is hosted by a member county. This year, the conference will be held in Tarrant County, (Fort Worth) Texas. The Annual Conference provides county officials with a great opportunity to vote on NACo’s policies related to federal legislation and regulation; elect officers; network with colleagues; learn about innovative county programs; find out about issues impacting counties across the country; and view products and services from participating companies and exhibitors.
BY: NACO | Fort Worth Convention Center Tarrant County - Fort Worth, TX |
July 19, 2013
NACo’s 78th Annual Conference and Exposition provides an opportunity for all county leaders and staff to learn, network and guide the direction of the association. The Annual Conference, held each July, is hosted by a member county. This year, the conference will be held in Tarrant County, (Fort Worth) Texas. The Annual Conference provides county officials with a great opportunity to vote on NACo’s policies related to federal legislation and regulation; elect officers; network with colleagues; learn about innovative county programs; find out about issues impacting counties across the country; and view products and services from participating companies and exhibitors.
NACo’s 78th Annual Conference and Exposition provides an opportunity for all county leaders and staff to learn, network and guide the direction of the association. The Annual Conference, held each July, is hosted by a member county. This year, the conference will be held in Tarrant County, (Fort Worth) Texas. The Annual Conference provides county officials with a great opportunity to vote on NACo’s policies related to federal legislation and regulation; elect officers; network with colleagues; learn about innovative county programs; find out about issues impacting counties across the country; and view products and services from participating companies and exhibitors.
BY: The National Council for Public-Private Partnerships | Linthicum Heights, MD |
June 27, 2013
Maryland joins the growing number of states with legislation in support of the use of Public-Private Partnership projects. This workshop will describe the tools and the methods to be used for a range of partnerships, at both the state and local levels.
The Federation of Tax Administrators Annual Meeting is one-stop shopping for discovering the must-know trends in tax policy and law, for learning how to run operations more efficiently, for tips on how to deliver better services in today's budget-starved environment, and for sharing ideas on improving compliance programs.
The event is geared toward senior management state tax administrators and private sector representatives with an interest in the policy, program or technology aspects of state tax administration. If your world is "all state tax, all the time," make plans to be in Albuquerque June 9-12.
Planning a council meeting is an art. Navigating conflict, maintaining decorum, and getting the job done for the public requires focus and discipline. Join ICMA’s Kevin Duggan and Mike Conduff in a practical webinar to help you plan and run council meetings that give your governing body and citizens the forum to make good decisions in an open, fair, and constructive environment.
More than 75 preconference seminars, concurrent sessions, and discussion groups
Unparalleled opportunities to earn continuing professional education (CPE) credit
General sessions featuring nationally recognized speakers
Ben Stein to deliver Monday keynote address.
Evening social events to facilitate networking with colleagues
A robust exhibit hall with hands-on demonstrations of the latest products and services
Workshops and technical sessions cover timely issues of widespread interest in operations, technology, safety, security, planning, finance, capital projects, and the technical aspects of providing all modes of rail service: urban, commuter, high-speed, and intercity.
This conference features the industry’s premier product and services showcase to learn more about advances in railroad and rail transit markets.
Who should attend: rail agency mid-level and top management, board members and policymakers, government agency staff, suppliers, consultants, and contractors.
BY: International City/County Management Association | Webinar |
May 30, 2013
Cybersecurity is not just a federal or private sector issue. It is a whole community issue that requires partnerships, vigilance, and proactive efforts on every level of government. Does your municipality have adequate security measures in place? Join ICMA’s Center for Public Safety Management and the U.S. Department of Homeland Security in this webinar to help local government managers protect their organizations and safeguard their citizens’ records.
The Financial Summit is THE source for expert, up-to-date information on many of the current NAIC financial initiatives existing for NAIC members and the insurance industry.
The Financial Summit is THE source for expert, up-to-date information on many of the current NAIC financial initiatives existing for NAIC members and the insurance industry.
The GOVERNING Georgia Leadership Forum brings thought leaders from GOVERNING's award-winning editorial team, Georgia state and local government, and around the nation to you.
GOVERNING's Georgia Leadership Forum will feature interactive discussions on the topics most important to Georgia. Interact with your peers and hear from experts on best practices and innovative solutions on the issues that matter to you.
The day will focus on the important topics such as:
Energy (state energy portfolios, renewable energy, sustainability, smart grid systems)
Finance / Pensions / Budget
Health and Human Services
Infrastructure (water, transportation, buildings, etc.)
Government Operations
People / Human Capital / Workforce Strategy
Technology
Economic Development and Job Creation
Living Community balances the demands of physical, social, economic, and environmental values by connecting people to place. It awakens a stewardship for our land and each other. It is measured by how well we care for the people around us, the places we make, and the land that hosts us. It is CNU 21: Living Community.
Is your state ready for Marketplace open enrollment in October 2013?
In a few short months, millions of uninsured Americans will qualify for affordable healthcare coverage either through Medicaid, CHIP or tax subsidies.