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This episode features a conversation on financial sector predictions for county leaders for the remainder of the year, and how liquidity asset management can help maximize county revenues.
Joining NYSAC’s Executive Director Stephen Acquario is Joseph Rulison, CEO and Co-Founder of three+one. Three+one is also a featured sponsor of NYSAC’s upcoming County Finance School in Syracuse, NY.
In recognition of National County Government Month, this episode features a conversation on the experience of former county government officials who went on to serve in the state legislature.
NYSAC’s Legislative Director Ryan Gregoire is joined by Assemblymember Dr. Anna Kelles and Assemblymember Billy Jones.
Every year following the passage of the final enacted state budget, the NYSAC Legislative Team combs through budget and identifies areas that will impact a range of county functions, departments, services, and programs.
NYSAC’s Communications Manager Tom Oldfather hosts this conversation with the legislative team members Ryan Gregoire, Dave Lucas, Alexandra LaMonte, and Patrick Cummings.
Visit https://www.nysac.org/nysbudget for more analysis from the county perspective.
This episode highlights National Donate Life Month and efforts to raise awareness about organ, eye and tissue donation, as well as the critical need for increased donor registration in New York State.
Joining NYSAC’s Multimedia Specialist Kate Pierce for the conversation are Aisha Tator, Executive Director or Donate Life NYS, along with Saratoga County Clerk Craig Hayner.
Make sure to visit donatelifenys.org for resources to participate in National Donate Life Month.
This episode focuses on NYSAC’s County Government Institute, and the value of education and training for county leaders. The CGI program is a collaboration between NYSAC and Cornell University that provides training to county leaders on topics including building consensus, financial management, ethics, and the foundations of county government. Empowering county leaders to engage in civil and constructive dialogue on the challenges they face, the Institute serves as a platform throughout the State to meet and discuss the unique issues of county government.
Joining NYSAC’s Multimedia Specialist Kate Pierce for the conversation are Livingston County Administrator Ian Coyle, Hamilton County Treasurer Beth Hunt, and NYSAC’s Director of Education and Training Jeanette Stanziano. You can learn more about the County Government Institute on our website at nysac.org/cgi
This episode features a conversation on the Museum of Wayne County History and their new “Remember Our Ladies” exhibit that highlights notable women from the county. We also talk about engaging your community in local history, the upcoming bicentennial celebrations being planned in Wayne County, and even a few ghost stories from the museum.
NYSAC’s Multimedia Specialist Kate Pierce is joined by Rhea Hayes, Executive Director at the Museum of Wayne County History. To learn more about the museum, visit waynehistory.org
This episode features county leaders from across the state at the annual NYSAC Legislative Conference in Albany. These leaders discuss top priorities for counties this legislative session, state budget advocacy, and the impact of diverting local sales taxes out of local communities.
We are grateful to the following leaders for joining us for this episode:
County delegates at the conference advanced a series of policy resolutions aimed at tackling a variety of legislative and budget policy priorities impacting local governments. Presentations, resolutions, and photos from the conference can be found on our website at nysac.org/legislativeconference
In this episode we discuss air purification and how counties can continue to provide safe work environments. Joining NYSAC’s Executive Director Stephen Acquario for the conversation is Vinny Lobdell, HealthWay Family of Brand's® Global President. Vinny gives insight into the solutions his company has been providing to many since 2003, and he explains how his family's business successfully operated throughout the pandemic.
This Upstate NY company has been continuously learning how to best support each individual county with its top-of-the-line Air Purification Solutions. HealthWay® will be exhibiting at the upcoming NYSAC 2022 Legislative Conference on March 14-16th in Albany.
This episode features a discussion on a recent Rockefeller Institute of Government report commissioned by the New York State Industries for the Disabled and the NY Alliance for Inclusion & Innovation.
The report includes a breakdown of the economic impact of 10 regions where NYSID Member Agencies provide employment to individuals with disabilities. The findings clearly show that disability service providers are major local employers and generate millions in annual revenues.
Joining NYSAC’s Multimedia Specialist Kate Pierce for the conversation are Katie Tucci and Jennifer Lawrence from NYSID.
This episode features a conversation on ways to foster diversity in the county workforce and the role of the Chief Equity and Diversity Officer in working with stakeholders from across the organization to create an inclusive workplace environment. Joining NYSAC’s Multimedia Specialist Kate Pierce is Deanna Carrithers, Chief Equity and Diversity Officer with Tompkins County.
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