Gary Rebello has been learning the nuisances of the public sector since April 2011 when he began working for Marion County. Before that experience, Gary had spent the bulk of his career in the private sector working for LaCrosse Footwear, Mentor Graphics Corporation, and Intel. He now finds himself leading the human resources department for the … Continue reading »
In the new “Elected” feature we will add a much needed perspective to ELGL offerings. We will hear the opinions of key elected officials on the current state of play in government. Appropriately our first profile features ELGL member and Milwaukie Mayor Jeremy Ferguson. Mayor Ferguson is a familiar name to many of us from his … Continue reading »
Katie Mangle, City of Wilsonville, Long Range Planning Manager Name three of your mentors: Kim Knox, who I worked with at TriMet many years ago (she is now a project manager with Shiels Obletz Johnson). She modeled a graceful balance of tough professionalism with the importance of having a sense of humor and nurturing relationships. … Continue reading »
As part of ELGL’s expanded offerings, we introduce you to our newest feature, “Josh’s Job Search (JJS).” See related article: New Blog Feature: Josh’s Job Search. Josh will be conducting informational interviews with key figures in the region. Read his first entry at Josh’s Job Search Interviews Olivia Clark, TriMet An Informational Interview with Teri Bankhead City of Milwaukee Assistant to … Continue reading »
Teri Bankhead City of Milwaukie Assistant to the City Manager What book is on your nightstand? The Alchemist If you were to run for elected office, which position would seek? Secretary of State Your best piece of career advice. Keep your options open and don’t feel that you have to stay in one specific job … Continue reading »
Planning Director City of Milwaukie The City of Milwaukie seeks a motivated professional with technical talent and administrative ability to lead the planning team to deliver excellent current and long range planning services in an exciting period of development in the City. The Planning Director will supervise professional staff and administer a current departmental budget … Continue reading »
In the day and age of technology and social media, many cities are developing policies for their councils with respect to eliminating the use of electronic devices and communications while in public meetings (no texting, emailing, internet surfing, etc.) We’re looking for some good examples to use as a base to set guidelines and would … Continue reading »
Rewind RSVP for ELGL Conversation with Gov. Gregoire RSVP: ELGL Meets Fortune 100 Company 05.11.12 Knope of the Week 05.15.12 Afternoon Delight Participate RSVP: ELGL Meets Fortune 100 Company - Did you know Umpqua Bank was named to FORTUNE magazine’s “100 Best Companies to Work For” list for the 6th year in a row? Learn more about this success from Barbara Baker, VP … Continue reading »
Public Records Access Burdens Local Governments April Baer / OPB The recently completed State Integrity Investigation gave Oregon a failing grade for its policies pertaining to public records. Every year state and local governments successfully process thousands of public records requests. But according to the report, there’s little consistency or oversight to how information flows. Oregon’s public records … Continue reading »
Rewind 04.27.12 Knope(s) of the Week Barbara Baker RSVP Request Submit Your Questions For Governor Gregoire RSVP for ELGL Conversation with Gov. Gregoire New City Manager Enjoys Working with People Sharpen Your Number 2 Pencils ELGL – Central Oregon Roundtable on Innovation 05.09.12 The Morning Buzz Participate RSVP for ELGL Conversation with Gov. Gregoire - The Oregon Emerging Local Government Leaders Network would like to … Continue reading »
