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National Association of County Collectors,
2019 NACCTFO Legislative Conference |
NACCTFO workshops will be held at the Washington Hilton where a block of sleeping rooms is being held from February 27 - March 5. The room rate is $255/night. Reservations are being handled through NACo, so don't be alarmed if you see the NACo logo when clicking the above link to make your reservation. Please book before January 31st to guarantee the group rate!
The NACo Legislative Conference will also be at the Washington Hilton and registration is now available. If you are planning to attend both NACCTFO and NACo, you may not need to make two reservations; rooms are based on availability. If you are not able to make one reservation for your entire stay, a separate booking through NACo for their portion of the conference will be required. You can remain in the same room for your entire stay. Visit NACo.org.
Member Registration $132 by 1/31, $157 by 2/22 - Includes Friday & Saturday beverage breaks and Business Meeting Luncheon.
When
March 1 - 2, 2019Add to Calendar
Where
Washington Hilton
1919 Connecticut Ave NW
Washington, DC 20009
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Last updated 1/16/2019
Friday, March 1st
Morning Session: 8:15 am - 11:00 am Changing the Mindset of Office Security: Insider Risk Management
The information that you collect is vital, important, and sensitive to your operations. Every day the information you collect is threaten by employees who can be exploited, careless, or malicious. Know how to spot, handle, and report insider risk indicators.
Afternoon Session: 1:00 pm - 3:30 pm Bitcoin and Blockchain?
Bitcoin and blockchain are touted as potentially revolutionizing the world of finance. This session will sort through the noise, providing a clear explanation of the concepts, and how they might impact your office and its functions.
Saturday, March 2nd
Morning Session: 8:15 am - 11:00 am Civic Engagement in a Digital Age: Bridging the Digital Divide
Internet use is an essential requirement for participation in society today, yet only about 2/3 of the U.S. population is fully-connected at home. While mobile and public access are important for filling gaps, those who are less-connected are also disadvantaged, lacking full access to information and activities online. Disparities in internet access and use affect urban and rural communities and have implications for the citizens we serve and for county governments. E-government can promote greater effectiveness, efficiency, and citizen engagement, but for this potential to be realized, communities need widespread digital inclusion. This course will review evidence on how internet use matters for citizens and for county governments, including new research on broadband adoption and economic outcomes, and new sources for county-level data.
Luncheon: 11:15 am - 1:15 pm NACCTFO Business Meeting
Afternoon Session: 1:30 pm - 4:00 pm Creating an Ethical Culture
This workshop explores the interconnected nature among norms and ethics in generating ethical decision making procedures. In an age where norms are routinely ignored, we explore what effects norms may have on ethics and whether such violations induce long-term changes in ethical cultures. Participants will not only distinguish among norms, morals/values, and ethics, but will also be able to identify what norms are important to their own offices’ operating ethics.