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Mark Massey, Clerk of Council for Savannah, has been elected as the new Region III Director for the International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC). He will represent municipal clerks from five southeastern states for the next three years, bringing with him extensive experience in local government. His role will focus on professional development for clerks across the region, further enhancing municipal governance. With an impressive educational background and active involvement in professional organizations, Massey is poised to make significant contributions during his tenure.
Savannah’s Mark Massey Takes on an Exciting New Role!
It’s an exciting time for the city of Savannah, as our very own Mark Massey has been elected as the new Region III Director for the International Institute of Municipal Clerks (IIMC). That’s right! For the next three years, Massey will represent the voices of municipal clerks from five southeastern states—Alabama, Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, and South Carolina.
Who is Mark Massey?
For those not in the know, Mark Massey is currently serving as the Clerk of Council for the city of Savannah. This means he’s the official record keeper of all things related to the Mayor and Aldermen. Whether it’s keeping track of ordinances, resolutions, or meeting minutes, Massey’s got it covered! Not only that, but he also acts as the city’s open records officer and parliamentarian. Talk about wearing many hats!
Massey isn’t new to the workings of local government. Before his time in Savannah, he held the position of Municipal Clerk for the City of South Fulton, Georgia, for two years, and he brings a wealth of experience with over 15 years as County Clerk for Fulton County Government. Impressive, right?
A Growing Responsibility
As IIMC’s Region III Director, Massey’s responsibilities include overseeing the professional development and needs of municipal clerks in his region. With over 15,000 members from the United States and nine Canadian provinces, as well as other countries, the IIMC is a huge organization that plays a vital role in promoting excellence in municipal clerks’ offices globally.
The IIMC, founded back in 1947, is regarded as a leader in providing professional development and certification for municipal clerks. With a board comprising 28 members, including 24 Regional Directors and a four-member Executive Committee, Massey is stepping into a position that could significantly impact local governance and the efficiency of clerical processes.
Education and Professional Affiliations
Mark’s impressive educational background includes a bachelor’s degree in mathematics education from Fort Valley State, obtained in 1992, and a master’s degree in educational administration and supervision from Georgia State, received in 1997. This educational grounding has surely contributed to his capable leadership style.
Besides his commitments at IIMC, Massey is actively involved in other professional organizations including the National Association of Parliamentarians and the International Protocol Officer’s Association. His engagement in these groups further illustrates his dedication to enhancing the practice of municipal governance.
A Bright Future Ahead
Mark Massey’s election as Region III Director is welcomed with open arms by many who believe that he will bring much-needed enhancements to municipal governance and improve systems within clerical offices at a regional level. His experience, education, and passion for public service are sure to benefit all of us here in Savannah and beyond.
As we follow Massey in this exciting journey, we can’t help but feel a sense of pride knowing Savannah is represented at such a significant level. Here’s wishing Mark all the best in his new role—let’s see how he makes a difference in our communities and beyond!
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