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December 1st, Integrating CI-PM - An Elected Official's Perspective

Thursday, December 01, 2011

Thursday, December 1st, 2011, 2:00-3:00 PM (EDT)/ 11:00AM -12:00PM (PDT)

 

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Please join us for an engaging presentation and discussion with Jay Fountain, an elected council member of the board of representatives for the City of Stamford, CT. Jay has a distinguished career serving the public including as a finance director, city auditor, assistant city manager and assistant director of research for the Government Accounting Standards Board (GASB). During his long tenure with GASB, Jay provided advice and technical assistance across the country in implementing performance measurement and reporting based on GASB’s guidelines. These guidelines emphasize providing accountability for government’s performance to its citizens. Jay was also active in developing legislating for results action briefs for the National League of Cities.

This webinar offers an opportunity for government officials and others to learn more about the linkage between jurisdiction’s performance measurement systems and community priorities or indicators. Critical to a successful integration is the engagement of the public and the leadership and support of public officials. Following Jay’s presentation, there will be ample time to discuss how elected officials and public administrators can strengthen the effective use of performance measures and community indicators in fulfilling the expectations of their residents.

Speaker: 

  • Jay Fountain, Council Member, City of Stamford, CT

Moderator:

  • Allen Lomax, Co-Director, Community Indicators Consortium's CI-PM Integration Project

The CI-PM Integration project is supported by a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation to promote, advocate for, and develop a community of practice for community indicators-performance measures integration, and for engaging citizens and other key community stakeholders in the process. We are grateful for their support.

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