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  • Nancy J Hess

    Publisher and Editor at large for MuniSquare. Organization development consultant by trade, local government enthusiast by heart. . I am an observer of work and people, lover of art, dance and all things local.

  • Matt Candland

    Municipal manager who first began as Town Manager in Sykesville, MD in 1995. Subsequently served as Borough Manager in Carlisle, PA, Township Manager in Upper Moreland Township, PA and now serve as Town Manager in South Boston, VA.

  • Mandie Cantlin

    Mandie has worked in local government for over 25 years. She also teaches graduate courses in public administration. She holds a BA in political science and both master’s and doctoral degrees in public administration.

  • Gary Wong

    Practicing stoicism to make sense of a Complex world, enable Safety to emerge, mentor and learn from colleagues, kids, grandkids

  • Mike Rowe

    I am an academic. My research interests are in all things public service. Most recently, I have conducted a long-term ethnography with the police in the UK.

  • John Diamond

    I work as a critical friend to activists and practitioners in the UK. I am committed to working collaboratively and, in particular, I am interested and engaged with how universities learn from and work with their local communities.

  • Thomas Bryer

    Thomas Bryer is Pegasus Professor in the School of Public Administration at the University of Central Florida and a professor in the Faculty of Social Sciences, Arts, and Humanities at Kaunas University of Technology in Lithuania.

  • Christa Breum Amhøj
  • Brandon Ford

    Mid-career public servant currently serving as the Assistant Township Manager for Lower Merion Township in Southeastern Pennsylvania.

  • Dave Pribulka

    Interim Borough Manager of Bellefonte Borough, Centre County with Keystone Municipal Solutions. Co-Host of Generation on the Rise!

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