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EPISODE · May 24, 2024 · 35 MIN

Voices from the APMM 2024 Conference

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Today we have a special episode of PCC local time. This week the APMM conference for local government managers took place in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. Our conference took place in the ruins of the former Bethlehem Steel. Overlooking the historic Steel Stacks, the largest revitalized brownfield in the country, it has become a top destination for arts and culture. What better place then this to host the APMM 2024? Now, come with me for a break from sessions to enjoy voices that echo the theme of the conference, refresh, renew, and reimagine. Oh, and by the way, are you coachable? APMM is a premier association for professional municipal management in Pennsylvania. If you would like more information, check out the link below. Guests include: John Ernst, Manager, Lansdale Borough Paul Leonard, Retired manager, former manager of Upper Dublin Crandall Jones, Manager, Upper Darby Township, APMM 2024 Conference Chair Dr. Craig Wheeland, Senior Vice Provost for Academics, Villa Nova University Ken Myers, Administrator, Quincy Township Carolyn McCreary, Manager, Montgomery Township Greg Primm, City Manager, City of Lower Burrell Dan Santoro, Manager, Cranberry Township Matthew R. Serakowski, Manager Upper St. Clair Kyle Beidler, Assistant Manager, Cranberry Township Nate Kline, Sr. Acct Executive, Infradaft LLC David Pribulka, Manager, Susquehanna Township, Incoming President Sara Gibson, Manager, Camp Hill Borough, Incoming Conference Chair Tom Vernau, Manager, Lower Allen Township Podcast Cover Photo taken by Nicole Whitaker, Manager, Township of Darby MORE INFORMATION ABOUT APMM Sign up for the PCC Local Time Newsletter HERE

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