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ICMA and ITGA Announce New Affiliation!

Wayne Sommer | October 18, 2010

State and Affiliate Organizations

ICMA and the International Town Gown Association have announced a new affilitation agreement. The announcement occurred Sunday on ICMAtv with Rick Cotton, ITGA President and City Administrator, Clemson, SC; Kim Griffo, ITGA Executive Director; and, Tom Fountaine, Manager, Borough of State College, PA and former ICMA Vice President, Northeast Region. The affiliation will advance the strategic objectives of the organizations through membership development, professional development, information sharing and other services related to the advancement of good local governance, the awareness of the value of professional local government management and the importance of fostering strong relationships between institutions of higher learning and

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Nebraska wants to share the message of Life, Well Run

Abigail Lundy | October 16, 2010

Fund for Professional Management , State and Affiliate Organizations

NCMA President Phil Green and ICMA Executive Director Bob O'Neill At this afternoon’s State Officers’ Roundtable, Phil Green, President of the Nebraska City/County Management Association , presented ICMA Executive Director Bob O’Neill with a $5,000 gift in support of the Life, Well Run Value of the Profession Campaign . This generous gift will help bring to life this national campaign to explain the role and value of professional local government management. This latest gift from NCMA is the 24th from a state, assistant, or affiliate association and further demonstrates the

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