Events

NC City & County Management Association Winter Seminar

Advanced Leadership Corps

This immersive personal development program is comprised of three parts: one-on-one oral presentation skills coaching, a six-day residential leadership development program, and post-program one-on-one leadership coaching. It will enable you to form a dynamic and sustainable local elected leadership network across the state.

Top 10 Primer on Managing Conflict: Tips and Practices Roundtable

Elected Boards and Councils make public policy decisions at every meeting that have both pros and cons. Sometimes these discussions can get heated; sometimes tensions flare. Emotions can easily hijack these debates. Such conflict dynamics can be anxiety-provoking at the least, and at their worst can be truly harmful to healthy board member relationships. Hearing from fellow local elected officials about their personal experiences in managing conflict is a great way to learn what works well and what to avoid.

NACo Legislative Conference

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Evaluating Manager and Board Performance

Boards and managers work interdependently in leading and governing their communities. To work together successfully, both parties must have clear and common expectations about their respective roles and how they will be held accountable. Regular, constructive feedback is important to ensure that both parties do their part to meet community expectations.

Affordable Housing Seminar: Tools, Strategies, and Case Studies for Local Government Leadership

This interactive in-person seminar is designed for elected and appointed officials from county, municipal and tribal governments who are setting strategic direction around affordable housing. The seminar will focus on local government support and public-private partnerships for workforce residential housing.

Working Together: Counties, School Boards, and Local Funding for Public Schools

This one-day course provides an overview of the governance and funding structures of public schools in North Carolina. It focuses particularly on the relationship between counties and local school administrative units.

‘Strategies to Address the Opioid Epidemic’ Webinar: Reentry Programs

NCACC and the NC Department of Health and Human Services are partnering on a semimonthly webinar series that will provide information and resources on evidence-based, high-impact strategies that local governments may pursue to address the opioid epidemic utilizing funds from the national litigation settlement.

Agriculture Steering Committee Meeting

Steering Committee Chair: Jerol Kivett, Sampson County

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General Government Steering Committee Meeting

Steering Committee Chair: Ann Keyes, Washington County

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