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Your Conference & Education
Committees are planning an
exciting schedule for our Nashville Workshop.
Come learn new
skills & visit Davidson County, home of Nashville - “Music
City”.
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NACCTFO Hotel and Conference Center:
Reservation
deadline has passed. Rooms are subject to
availability and group rate cannot be
guaranteed.
Gaylord Opryland Hotel:
Visit the
Gaylord Opryland or call 888-777-6779;
group code
“X-CCTFO”. Room block is from July 22-25,
$167/night. Group rate available up to 3
days before/after these dates based on space
availability. Deadline for the group rate
is June 21st.
Travel Details:
Average temperature during the day is 89 degrees
and 69 degrees at night. Conference attire is
business casual.
Parking at Gaylord is $18/ day for self-parking
and $25/day for valet parking. Guests with a
handicapped placard or license plate may use
valet parking for the self-parking price. |
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NACo Annual Conference
The Gaylord is also the NACo Conference Center
and Hotel.
If you are staying for NACo, you will need to
make a separate reservation for the dates:
Sunday 7/26 - Wednesday 7/29.
Online registration and housing is now
available. After June 19th, NACo cannot
guarantee hotel room availability or rates.
We have been assured by the hotel that you will
not be required to change rooms. |
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PRELIMINARY
SCHEDULE
The final agenda will be
e-mailed to all registrants. |
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Friday,
July 24th
8:45 am - 11:30 am: Safe Investments and
Deposits: An Update on the current U.S. economy and the
effects that recent trends have had on the investing
climate. Also to include an overview of what is
happening in the US / global financial markets and steps
to take for safe investing and cash management
11:30 am - 1:30 pm: NACCTFO Business/Board of
Directors Meeting and Luncheon. Sponsored by
Bid4Assets.
1:30 pm - 4:00 pm: Strategic Communications:
“Promoting Your Office to the
Public,” a plan to help your
office demonstrate the value of the work you do. This
will cover the key elements for developing this
plan: identifying your office's communication goals,
targeting relevant audiences, developing and shaping key
messages, and options for delivering those messages
persistently and effectively.
5:00 pm - 9:00 pm: Dinner to be followed by an evening
at The
Grand Ole Opry. Sponsored by
Oracle. |
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Saturday,
July 25th
8:45 am - 11:30 am:
Workplace Harassment will
focus on sexual harassment, exploring the dynamics and
impact of, as well as the vicarious responsibility of
employers. It will also provide considerations for
preventing harassment. Participants will have an
opportunity to explore various scenarios geared toward
increasing awareness and understanding about what types
of situations might be construed as harassment.
11:30 am - 1:00 pm: Member Lunch. Sponsored by
Metavante.
1:00 pm - 3:30 pm:
Leadership Habit/Developing Leadership
in county government is a challenge when working with so
many other elected officials or appointed department
heads. This session will provide some ways to enhance
your leadership skills and to empower you and your staff
to become more proactive than reactive in today’s work
environment.
6:00 pm - 7:00 pm: President's Reception
7:00 pm - 9:30 pm: Installation/Awards Banquet.
Sponsored by
Manatron. |
Sunday,
July 26th
9:00 am - 11:00 am: Inspirational Breakfast
with special guest & Nashville native
Michael Hyatt, CEO of Thomas Nelson Publishers,
Magnolia Ballroom. |
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