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Author: Dan Ralley

Jack Kuntz: Clayton

Jack Kuntz has worked as the Director of Development for the City of Clayton since 2016. He previously worked for Harrison and Washington Townships.

Joe Laborie: Ohio State

Joe is an Emerging Leader, currently studying at Ohio State in the Glenn College. He also serves as the Community Development Coordinator for Jefferson Township in Franklin County.

Tonia Smith: Cincinnati

Tonia Smith works as the Chief Advocacy Officer for Aging and Accessibility in the City Manager’s office for the City of Cincinnati. Tonia has worked for the City of Cincinnati since 2004 in a variety of roles.

Eric Meyer: Reynoldsburg

Eric Meyer serves as the Director of Development for the City of Reynoldsburg. Eric has previously worked for the City of Dublin and the Columbus Downtown Development Corporation in addition to a variety of private development firms.

OCMA Updates Strategic Roadmap: Member Feedback Needed

This fall, members of the OCMA Board and Committee Chairs met to update OCMA’s 2017 Strategic Plan with assistance from staff at The Ohio State University John Glenn College of Public Affairs. The historical origin of OCMA belies the fact that, today, professionalism in local government in Ohio is happening in a variety of governmental forms, by government employees who hold a range of titles, and by persons that are coming from a wider range of professional backgrounds than ever before. 

Based on the first two strategic planning sessions, the Glenn College Project Team translated priorities identified by the OCMA Strategic Planning team into the following proposed goals and objectives: 

  1. Grow membership by making membership as inclusive as possible.
  2. Expand professional development opportunities for members at all career stages.   
  3. Support of the profession by promoting professional local government in Ohio. 

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