Vermont Municipal Leaders: Final Governing Skills Roundtable Set
The Vermont League of Cities & Towns will host a free virtual session on November 19 to discuss local government management strategies.
By Yara Nasser ·
Vermont municipal members can attend a free online session to discuss local government management practices without prior course enrollment. The event serves as the final gathering for the 'Governing All with Skill' program, allowing participants to review material from on-demand modules in a live format.
The Vermont League of Cities & Towns is hosting the session at 10 AM on November 19. Ted Brady, the League's executive director, will participate alongside Dr. Jude Rachele Smith, co-founder of Abundant Sun, and Rosi Gowdey, a senior associate at the same firm. The session is open to all League members who wish to learn more about the program, regardless of whether they have previously taken the course.
Participants will use the time to share how they have applied specific lessons to their daily municipal work. The format encourages attendees to exchange insights and compare approaches with peers across the state. This interaction aims to identify collaborative strategies that improve alignment among local governments.
The session will be informally moderated by team members from Abundant Sun and JuJuBee, the organizations that designed the course. The organizers stated that attendee input is a key component of this collective effort. They have encouraged interested members to join the discussion to help shape the final outcomes of the program.
