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What Local Officials Should Know about...
The Biden/Harris Administration, 117th Congress, and Prospects for Aid to Cities & Counties Transitions between presidential administrations and changing congresses present both opportunities and challenges for local governments. On the campaign trail, the candidates share the framework of new ideas that can either help or harm how cities and counties operate and make progress. Furthermore, the existing federal funding programs that commun...
January 15, 2021
Organizer: ICMA
Location: Webcast
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Talent Management in the 21st Century:...
ICMA Coaching Program Free Webinar Series The days when employees were hired right out of college and stayed with the same company until they retired are long gone, and yet many organizations still follow the same talent management process from thirty years ago. Organizations must re-imagine best practices for attracting, growing, and retaining talent in this age of technological advancement. What we'll cover: How can organizations attract and...
November 12, 2020
Organizer: ICMA
Location: Webcast
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Charting Your Future: Developing Your P...
ICMA Coaching Program Free Webinar Series Life is busy and it is easy to lose track of what is important during the chaos of juggling the roles of manager, spouse, parent, and community member. A personal strategic plan can help keep your life in balance and keep you focused on what is truly important to you. What we'll cover: What are the components of a personal strategic plan? How can developing a personal strategic plan make me more succes...
October 22, 2020
Organizer: ICMA
Location: Virtual
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Policing, Public Safety, and Equity
Public Agenda’s Hidden Common Ground on Race and Police Reform examined public opinion on many of the most pressing questions prompted by the tragic murder of George Floyd and the ensuing protests, including policing bias, use of force, and militarization as well as how policing fits into the priorities of communities and the broader effects of racism in society. Aimed primarily at elected city officials, public administrators, and other...
October 8, 2020
Organizer: ICMA / Public Agenda
Location: Webcast
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Managing Hostility in Public Discourse:...
ICMA Coaching Program Free Webinar Series Anger has become commonplace in today's political discussions and has left many of wondering how to diffuse these volatile situations. A few simple strategies can help increase the ability to have a productive conversation and keep the wheels of your city/county government efficiently turning. What we'll cover: What is causing hate and divisiveness in today’s politics? Is there a place for anger...
September 9, 2020
Organizer: ICMA
Location: Virtual
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The Accelerated Shift to Cloud Software...
The current crisis is causing governments to re-think how they budget, plan, enable development, secure revenue streams, serve residents, and manage the day-to-day finances of the city. Even with reopening, many of the ways governments serve their communities will be forever changed. New fiscal realities raise the importance of strategic budgeting that connects financial information across functions to help local governments make smarter short...
June 25, 2020
Organizer: OpenGov - Redwood City, CA
Location: Webcast
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The Public Health Crisis and Racial Ine...
The pandemic, economic crisis, and racial justice protests highlight the larger public health disparities in our minority communities. Speakers will address these issues: The historic framework and why race still matters The importance of analysis in developing short- and long-term strategies How a resilience helps sharpen the focus on health disparities Current public health priorities related to the pandemic: targeted testing, catching up on...
June 19, 2020
Organizer: ICMA
Location: Virtual
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Lessons in Value-Based Leadership: Lead...
ICMA Coaching Program Free Webinar Series The difference between being a “manager” and a “leader” often equates to the difference between “rules” and “principles”. One is internally motivated and drives who we are and therefore how we behave while the other is externally motivated and compels us through the threat of punishment. The values of a Leader directly impact the organizational culture an...
June 18, 2020
Organizer: ICMA
Location: Virtual
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Recreation Leading Recovery: Strategic...
Parks, recreation centers and sports complexes are usually a hub of activity in a community, but due to the COVID-19 ‘shelter in place’ and social distancing recommendations, these facilities have been temporarily closed. Many believe sports and recreation will be key to leading the recovery effort in communities across the country. Join this session to learn more about key considerations and factors for re-opening and utilizing th...
June 12, 2020
Organizer: ICMA
Location: Webcast
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Sharpening the Focus on Social Equity t...
How can local governments address social inequities during a period of significant fiscal stress and uncertainty? The local government budget is a reflection of the needs and priorities of all stakeholders and involves difficult decisions about programs and services that may have to be cut or reinvented. Many believe that addressing social inequities through the budget process is key to leading a strong, strategic and successful economic and p...
June 11, 2020
Organizer: ICMA
Location: Virtual
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