Category: Knope of the Week

Mark Stotik, Clackamas County Assistant Director, Employee Services

Intelligent. Astute. Snarkapotamus   Mark Stotik, ELGL advisory member and Clackamas County staffer, is the runaway winner of the Knope of the Week. We honor Mark this week as he prepares to leave Clackamas County to move to Denver, Colorado. Mark has been a core ELGL member from the beginning. He has hosted ELGL forums, … Continued

Knope of the Week: Center for Priority Based Budgeting (CPBB)

 “CPBB is the Bomb!”   The CPBB team of Chris Fabian, Erik Fabian, and Jon Johnson strike again and land the coveted Knope of the Week award. The award is local government’s most prestigious weekly award and is given to those who are making a substantial impact in the local government arena. ELGL was proud to … Continued

Portland Mayor Hales & Indianapolis Mayor Ballard

#GreenMayors   Two Mayors, two cities, one cause – ELGL got the chance to host two big city mayors and hear about their approaches to sustainability. Thanks to Len Reed from the Oregonian for moderating the chat, his questions kept the conversation moving and allowed us to learn a ton.

Knope of the Week: Mark Funkhouser, Publisher of Governing

Half Mayor, Half Father, All Funk His Twitter bio says it all, “Half mayor, half father, all Funk. Mayor of KCMO from 5/07 to 5/11. Publisher of GOVERNING.” The man behind that bio is Mark Funkhouser and he is the Knope of the Week. His credentials are impeccable from city auditor to Mayor of Kansas City to … Continued

Knope of the Week: Randy Ealy, Beaverton Chief Administrative Officer

Exceptional Leader. Collaborator. Questionable Basketball Coach   “The Big Fundamental” Randy Ealy, Beaverton Chief Administrative Officer, is the runaway winner of local government’s top weekly honor the Knope of the Week. Randy was been an ELGL supporter since day one which is evident in his quote in this Portland Tribune article, “Plugging the public sector” about … Continued

Knope of the Week: Aimee Kaslik, City of Irving (TX), Performance Administrator

Innovative. Creative. Not the Dallas Cowboys Irving, TX is known for the Dallas Cowboys, but as of late, the City has outperformed the football team. The City team of Aimee Kaslik (Performance Administrator), Brad Kearney (Management Analyst), Ryan Adams (Assistant to the City Manager) and Chris Sanchez (Management Analyst) presented the incredible work being done by … Continued

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