NC City and County Management Association Winter Seminar

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NC City and County Management Association Winter Seminar

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The North Carolina City and County Management Association Winter Seminar focuses on topics of interest to city and county managers and administrators.

The winter seminar is February 1-3, 2023 in-person at the Benton Convention Center in Winston-Salem.

NCCCMA 2023 Final Agenda

Wednesday Keynote Speaker: Christopher Chung, CEO, Economic Partnership of North Carolina

Friday Workshop:Making Your Strategic Plans Work for You, Speaker: Obed Pasha, Associate Professor, School of Government; Mark Matthews, Assistant Manager, Town of Fuquay-Varina; John Hodges, Assistant Manager, Town of Garner (separate registration required $35)

Friday Mobile Tour: Tour of the Winston-Salem Police Department’s “Real Time Crime Center”

Concurrent Sessions: Trends in Fire Service (First Responder Track); Keeping the Community Affordable; Recruitment & Retention Trends in NC (HR/Organization Track); Trends in Law Enforcement (First Responder Track); Innovative Approaches to Addressing Homelessness (Community Development Track); Employee Mental Health/Resiliency (HR/Organization Track); Cyber Security: What Managers Need to Know Now! (First Responder Track); Best Practices for High Performing Teams (HR/Organization Track); Civic Weaving Community Engagement into Your Civic Fabric (Community Development Track)

MPA Students and Directors Sessions: MPA Student Session: What Does it Take to be Successful in Local Government?; Speed Networking for MPA Students; MPA Directors Meeting

Guidebook App: The agenda will be available on the NCCCMA Winter Seminar 2023 Guidebook app in January 2023. To download the app, go to the Apple App Store or the Google Play Store on your device, search for “Guidebook” and download. Once the app is downloaded, search for “NCCCMA Winter Seminar 2023.”

The app contains the full schedule, speaker information, vendor information, parking map, Benton Convention Center map, Marriott Hotel map, downtown map, and a restaurant map!

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NCCCMA Agenda (pdf, 279 KB)

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