CCBE 2022 Annual Conference: Full Schedule

As the role of the County Offices of Education continues to evolve, this conference is dedicated to providing COE board members with the tools and information to empower them to be effective elected education leaders. This year’s sessions will address governance during challenging times, focusing on the unique responsibilities that differentiate county school board members from district board members. Be inspired as you leave with new ideas for serving students.

Please thank our AC sponsors: Capitol Advisors, Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo, Seneca Family of Agencies, Voler Strategic Advisors, California State Lottery, Lozano Smith, Footsteps2Brilliance, and Edwards, Stevens & Tucker LLP.

10:00am PDT

CCBE Board of Directors Meeting

The CCBE Board of Director meeting is open to all members.

Speakers

Joe Ross

CCBE President, San Mateo COE

Trustee and former President, San Mateo County Board of Education. President of California County Boards of Education; University President of Reach University; former San Mateo County Deputy District Attorney.

Friday September 9, 2022 10:00am - 12:00pm PDT
Spyglass 1-2

Meeting

12:00pm PDT

First Time Attendees Meet & Greet

Join the First Time Attendees Meet & Greet to learn the conference structure, session tracks, and networking opportunities. You will also hear more about CCBE and how you can get involved.

Friday September 9, 2022 12:00pm - 12:45pm PDT
Regency 1-2

Event

1:00pm PDT

Keynote | Pure Politics: The Political Landscape Impacting Schools

The political and legislative landscapes have been turned upside down as state leaders continue to grapple with the impacts of COVID-19. As we transition out of the pandemic, the changing landscape of the Legislature, continuing drought and high risk for wildfires, and new challenges of “normal” for California workers and students will all shape political discussions and outcomes. The variables that shape California politics significantly impact education policy, local control, and the funding provided to public schools.

Speakers

Jack O'Connell

Partner, Capitol Advisors Group

Former State Superintendent Jack O’Connell brings decades of public service and expertise to Capitol Advisors Group. During his two terms as SPI and twenty years as a state Senator and Assembly Member, Jack focused on closing the achievement gap and preparing students for a rapidly... Read More →

Kevin Gordon

President, Capitol Advisors Group, LLC

The President and a founding Partner of Capitol Advisors Group. Kevin was the longtime Executive Director of the California Association of School Business Officials (CASBO) and previously served as the Chief Lobbyist and Assistant Executive Director of the California School Boards... Read More →

Rick Shea

President, San Diego COE

Appointed to the board in 2015 and elected by the community to retain the seat in 2016 and again in 2018. Rick retired as the Special Assistant to the County Superintendent/Administrative Services Officer for the San Diego County Office of Education. Before that, he served as a classroom... Read More →

Barrett Snider

Partner, Capitol Advisors Group

Spent over two decades working in California politics and is an owner and founding partner of Capitol Advisors Group, where he manages the daily government relations operations of the firm. Barrett’s diverse experience in legislative advocacy and political campaigns provides clients... Read More →

Friday September 9, 2022 1:00pm - 2:15pm PDT
Regency Main

Keynote, Funding finance and human capital strand

Sponsor Thank you Capitol Advisors for sponsoring this keynote session. Your support is essential to our association.

2:30pm PDT

County Board Charter Authorization: A Collaborative Process

The charter authorization process is a crucial responsibility of county school boards. The staff of the Fresno County Superintendent of Schools, in conjunction with the Fresno County Board of Education, instituted a model that provides structure, coaching, and accountability to charters identified as Low Performing by the State of California. This session will describe the process created by the FCSS staff and tell how the identified charter realized improvement. The session will be presented by an accountability liaison, a leadership coach, the director of the identified charter, and the county board member responsible for charter schools.

Speakers

Lori Willson

Director of Systems and Leadership/CASC, Fresno COE

An Executive Leadership Coach with Fresno County Superintendent of Schools. She has been a teacher and principal and is currently a leadership coach at Kepler Neighborhood School and leads the coaching to teach in the FCSS model.

Abby Petropulos

Executive Leadership Coach, Fresno COE

An Executive Leadership Coach with Fresno County Superintendent of Schools. She has been a teacher, principal, and district-level administrator. Abby leads the accountability team in the FCSS model.

Allen Clyde

Board Member, Fresno COE

Practiced podiatry for 43 years in Clovis, California, and has been a member of the Fresno County Board of Education since 2001. He is the board representative on the FCSS charter committee and is pivotal in charter decisions.

Nikki Lovelace

CEO, Kepler Neighborhood School

CEO and Director of Student Services for Kepler Neighborhood Schools. Her leadership has been pivotal in bringing about the necessary change at Kepler.

Friday September 9, 2022 2:30pm - 3:45pm PDT
Regency Main

Breakout, County board core strand

2:30pm PDT

County Offices Of Education As Catalysts For Climate-Ready Schools

According to the US Department of Education, “Climate change impacts on students, families, schools, and communities across the country are present, severe, and worsening.” County Offices of Education have an essential role to play in coordinating a response to climate change, and Boards of Education can serve as powerful advocates for schools, while engaging community, county, and state leaders in developing solutions. In this session, participants will learn how COE leaders in San Mateo, San Joaquin, and Santa Cruz counties have begun to catalyze regional change towards sustainable and climate-ready schools.

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Speakers

Andra Yeghoian

Environmental Literacy Coordinator, San Mateo COE

Environmental literacy coordinator at the San Mateo COE. Andra has over 15 years of experience in education across public and private school systems, nationally and internationally, and has served in various roles.

Amity Sandage

Environmental Literacy Coordinator, Santa Cruz COE

Environmental literacy coordinator for Santa Cruz COE leading a countywide effort to build environmental literacy of K–12 students.

Joe Ross

CCBE President, San Mateo COE

Tamara Basepayne

Environmental Literacy Coordinator, San Joaquin COE

STEM coordinator of outdoor education and environmental literacy for the San Joaquin COE (SJCOE). She has 14 years of experience as an educator.

Friday September 9, 2022 2:30pm - 3:45pm PDT
Regency 1-2

Breakout, Advocacy and community engagement strand

2:30pm PDT

Mental Health in Schools Collaborative: A Catalyst for Staff, Student & Family Wellness

As the mental health crisis continues to intensify, it is increasingly vital for COEs to be responsive to the ever-changing needs in school communities. The creation of the Mental Health in Schools Collaborative was a game-changer f SDCOE’s Student Wellness & School Culture Department. Creating a safe space for district and school staff across the county to convene has allowed SDCOE to assess the current environment and identify and respond to the school’s community needs. Participants will learn about the model and evolving strategies that promote collective well-being.

Speakers

Mara Madrigal-Weiss

Executive Director, Student Wellness, San Diego County Office of Education

Executive Director of Student Wellness and School Culture for the San Diego COE. Mara serves as the designee of the State Superintendent of Public Instruction as a Commissioner on the Mental Health Services Oversight Accountability Commission (MHSOAC) and was recently appointed Chair... Read More →

Heather Nemour

Coordinator, Student Wellness & School Culture, San Diego County Office of Education

Coordinator, Student Wellness & School Culture for the San Diego COE. Ms. Nemour supports the 42 school districts and schools across the county and state in suicide prevention and mental health & wellness.

Rick Shea

President, San Diego COE

Friday September 9, 2022 2:30pm - 3:45pm PDT
Cypress 1-3

Breakout, Wellness safety and learning strand

5:00pm PDT

CCBE President’s Welcome Reception

Join President Joe Ross at the annual CCBE President's Welcome Reception. Enjoy this excellent opportunity to mingle with colleagues from across the state. You can build your nachos at the nacho station, enjoy the sweet station, or grab a tasty hors d'oeuvres as it passes by you. Please note that the no-host bar will only accept credit cards.

Speakers

Joe Ross

CCBE President, San Mateo COE

Friday September 9, 2022 5:00pm - 7:00pm PDT
Garden Terrace Courtyard

Event

8:00am PDT

CCBE General Membership Breakfast Meeting

The CCBE general membership comprises county member boards that have paid the annual CSBA and CCBE membership dues in full. The general membership is responsible for the governance of the organization. Their duties are to initiate, review, amend and adopt bylaws, policies, goals, objectives, and resolutions of CCBE, and elect CCBE officers and the nominating committee.

For the business of CCBE to occur, each county office of education must designate their county's voting representative that will be attending the CCBE General Membership meetings and ask that each county office of education fill out the county voting representative form and submit it to ccbe@csba.org.

Speakers

Joe Ross

CCBE President, San Mateo COE

Saturday September 10, 2022 8:00am - 10:00am PDT
Regency Main

Meeting

10:15am PDT

Supporting Equity in California's Small LEAs

Efforts to improve equity in California’s small and rural districts face unique challenges and barriers. This session will provide an overview of the California Department of Education’s process for monitoring and supporting racial and ethnic equity specific to small and rural districts. Participants will be introduced to a method for programmatic improvement that applies a cultural equity lens to improve outcomes for under-served students. Resources and tools include a template for reviewing and revising policies, practices, and procedures contributing to disproportionate effects. Expert Technical Assistance Facilitators will share opportunities and strategies successfully implemented in small, rural districts.

Speakers

Suwinder Cooper

Board Member , Center for Leadership, Equity and Research (CLEAR)

Board Member for the Center for Leadership in Equity, Leadership, and Research (CLEAR) and a Fix School Discipline Coalition member. Suwinder is a certified True Colors Trainer and a Certified Anti-Bias Trainer with the Anti-Defamation League and has instructed classes in education... Read More →

Mildred Browne

Education Consultant, Ascendency Solutions

Has spent 30 years as an educator and advocate for students and families whose needs fall outside traditional school system offerings. Holding increasingly responsible positions as director, administrative director, and assistant superintendent at school districts in California and... Read More →

Connie Silva

State Performance Plan Technical Assistance Project Director, Napa COE

Vast experience and concentrated expertise in the field of human services. As the Director of SPP-TAP at Napa COE, Ms. Silva provides project leadership and oversight of a statewide technical assistance (TA) system to decrease ethnic and racial disproportionality in special educa... Read More →

Carmen Barnhart

Small School District Monitoring & Technical Assistance, California Department of Education

Lead administrator of the California Department of Education’s Focused Monitoring and Technical (FMTA) Unit, providing monitoring oversight and support to CA Small districts.

Saturday September 10, 2022 10:15am - 11:30am PDT
Regency 1-2

Breakout, Equity and opportunity in rural California strand

10:15am PDT

The Fiscal and Economic Forecast

Panelists will review the economic impact of the pandemic on California and projections for the next few years. The presentation will focus on revenues and implications for state spending at the state level, including Proposition 98 spending. At the LEA level, issues related to budget-year and multi-year projections and planning will be covered, focusing on a large amount of one-time state funding. The discussion will include messaging and advocacy directed at state officials and local communities.

Speakers

John McPherson

Board Member, Monterey COE

Kevin Gordon

President, Capitol Advisors Group, LLC

John Laird

Senator, California State Senate

Elected to the State Senate in 2020. Senator Laird is currently the Chair of Senate Budget Subcommittee #1 (Education). In 2002, he was elected to the State Assembly to represent the 27th District, which included portions of Monterey, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz Counties, and was reelected... Read More →

Saturday September 10, 2022 10:15am - 11:30am PDT
Regency 4-6

Breakout, Funding finance and human capital strand

10:15am PDT

Roles of County Trustees - Defining Shared Governance

County boards of education and county superintendents have separate and shared roles and responsibilities. To serve students effectively, both must work collaboratively. This workshop presents the work to date of the CCBE Shared Governance Initiative. Learn how the Initiative provides a comprehensive review of county board responsibilities, including in-depth discussions of critical issues such as budget approval, appeals, and setting of the superintendent's salary. Hear how county boards and superintendents use shared governance best practices based on collaboration and trust. Learn how the Shared Governance Initiative's tools and resources can help your county.

Speakers

Joe Ross

CCBE President, San Mateo COE

Michael Teasdale

Trustee, Ventura COE

Elected in 2018 to the Ventura County Board of Education after a varied career in theatre, journalism, and business. His last role was Senior Director of Operation Excellence at Baxter BioScience. Besides being a County board member, he is the Director at Large for CSBA County and... Read More →

David Patterson

Trustee, Placer COE

A long-standing trustee at the Placer County Board of Education and has a Doctor of Education. Dave is the leader of the CCBE committee on Shared Governance. This committee is leading the effort by CCBE to define the role of a county trustee better and build effective practices in... Read More →

Saturday September 10, 2022 10:15am - 11:50am PDT
Cypress 1-3

Breakout, Leadership through shared governance strand

12:00pm PDT

Lunch Keynote | Leading Forward for Transformation Change For the Future Education We Can't Predict

Join CCEE Executive Director Matt J. Navo as he discusses how to lead forward for transformation change for the future education we cannot predict.

Speakers

Matt Navo

Executive Director, California Collaborative for Educational Excellence (CCEE)

Former Director of System Transformation with the Special Education Policy and Practice Division (SEPPD) at WestEd. Matt Navo was the Superintendent of the Sanger Unified School District from 2013-2018. Matt was appointed to the California Collaborative for Educational Excellence... Read More →

Saturday September 10, 2022 12:00pm - 1:30pm PDT
Regency Main

Keynote

Sponsor Thank you Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo for sponsoring this luncheon. Your support is essential to our association.

2:00pm PDT

Connecting in Conflict: How to Resonate with Challenging Colleagues and Maintain Productive Relationships with Other Elected Leaders

To achieve your organization’s goals, you must work cooperatively with other officials and elected leaders, even when these relationships are steeped in conflict. This can be challenging when you are not the only authority in the room and must work with colleagues with opposing views. As an elected leader, you can influence other elected officials without having control over them. This session will cover how to connect with anyone and build relationships, maintain trust, and communicate with challenging or hostile colleagues.

Speakers

Kimberly Vallee

Administrative Operations Manager, Sonoma COE

Administrative operations manager at the Sonoma COE, with over 20 years of experience building and maintaining critical relationships on behalf of C-suite executives, board members, and elected officials in corporate, non-profit, and government settings.

Lisa Wittke Schaffner

Board Member, CEO, Sonoma COE

Trustee for ten years with the Sonoma COE, and CEO of the North Coast Builders Exchange, has over 25 years of experience serving as CEO, mayor, and member of her local city council.

Saturday September 10, 2022 2:00pm - 3:15pm PDT
Regency 1-2

Breakout, Leadership through shared governance strand

2:00pm PDT

Interdistrict Transfer Appeals and Creating Community Engagement

This presentation will provide attendees with specific and interactive examples regarding how to develop and foster relationships in the educational community using the interdistrict appeals process. This knowledgeable panel will also cover the technical details of conducting and deciding interdistrict appeals for a county board.

Speakers

Michael Tucker

Partner, Edwards, Stevens & Tucker

Works closely with several county offices of education and county boards. Mr. Tucker frequently counsels county boards in the areas of interdistrict and expulsion appeals. Additionally, Mr. Tucker has previously worked as a deputy district attorney conducting numerous jury and court... Read More →

Gina Cuclis

CCBE President-Elect, Sonoma COE

Trustee of the Sonoma COE board since 2016. She has participated in dozens of interdistrict transfer appeals and says they have been some of the most challenging board decisions she’s had to make. She is also CCBE’s 2022 President-elect.

Vanessa Johns Wedderburn

Public Information Officer, Santa Rosa City Schools

Accomplished communications and community engagement professional with career experience in the private, nonprofit, and government sectors. Vanessa previously was the Community Engagement Specialist for the Sonoma COE, where she worked with the board and students’ families on interdistrict... Read More →

Saturday September 10, 2022 2:00pm - 3:15pm PDT
Regency 4-6

Breakout, County board core strand

2:00pm PDT

Leveraging Partnerships to Elevate Student Learning

San Diego COE (SDCOE) Juvenile Court and Community Schools (JCCS) staff, in partnership with our Board of Education and Strategic Leadership Team, will share how we have developed authentic relationships with educational partners to maximize resources for the benefit of our students and families. Additionally, we will share how we have intentionally engaged our community in alignment with our four Board Goals: Career Technical Education, Equity, Innovation, and Organizational Effectiveness. We accomplish this through the directive of our mission; inspiring and leading innovation in education.

Speakers

Sara Matthews

Computer Science Resource Teacher, Curriculum and Instruction Learning and Leadership Services Division (LLS), San Diego COE

Chris Toomey

Head Counselor Juvenile Court and Community Schools, San Diego COE

School counselor since 2004 in two different states and multiple districts. Chris has served as head counselor for the Juvenile Court and Community Schools and site counselor for Juvenile Incarceration Camps, institutions, rehabilitation facilities, community sites, and foster youth... Read More →

Steph Johnston-Austin

Student Transition at Juvenile Court and Community Schools, San Diego COE

Manager of the Community Schools grant for the San Diego COE’s Juvenile Court and Community Schools and has had the opportunity to serve the students and families of JCCS for 27 years.

Rick Shea

President, San Diego COE

Saturday September 10, 2022 2:00pm - 3:15pm PDT
Cypress 1-3

Breakout, Advocacy and community engagement strand

3:15pm PDT

Snack Break

Enjoy a tasty treat during the Edwards, Stevens & Tucker LLP sponsored snack break.

Saturday September 10, 2022 3:15pm - 3:30pm PDT
Regency Foyer

Event

Sponsor Thank you Edwards, Stevens & Tucker LLP for sponsoring this snack break. Your support is essential to our association.

3:30pm PDT

Alignment of Special and General Education Systems for Improved Student Outcomes

As the Legislature shifts the focus of differentiated assistance (DA) to prevention, county offices of education will have a greater responsibility for reducing the number of districts requiring intervention. Given that 70 percent of students with disabilities are also identified in one or more student groups identified for DA, aligning general and special education programs is imperative to improving student outcomes and thus avoiding DA. SMCOE leaders will share how their Center for Access and Engagement is helping districts align their general and special education programs to address all students’ academic and social-emotional needs.

Speakers

Nancy Magee

Superintendent, San Mateo COE

The San Mateo County Superintendent of Schools. Elected in 2018, Superintendent Magee is recognized for her leadership in fostering safe and supportive schools. She worked closely with the San Mateo County Board of Education, the previous County Superintendent, and other county leaders... Read More →

Sarah Notch

Executive Director of Special Education and Instruction, San Mateo COE

Executive Director, Special Education & Instruction, with the San Mateo COE. Sarah has dedicated her career to working in the field of Special Education in many roles, including teacher, Behavior Specialist, Program Specialist, and district administrator.

Beverly Gerard

Board President, San Mateo COE

President of the San Mateo County Board of Education, a role she has held since December 2021. Board President Gerard is recognized in the county and state for her efforts to elevate schools and public education and as a tireless advocate for students and educators. She has represented... Read More →

Kris Carroll

Coordinator of Special Education and Instruction, San Mateo COE

Working with students and families for the last 30 years along the continuum of services for youth. Kris has worked in residential treatment facilities, public education, and in-home support, in various behavioral and mental health capacities, both in direct service and supervisory... Read More →

Saturday September 10, 2022 3:30pm - 4:45pm PDT
Regency 4-6

Breakout, Funding finance and human capital strand

3:30pm PDT

California's Student Mental Health Crisis

Students are carrying unthinkable levels of stress, trauma, and anxiety. With their school years cut short, life plans upended, and social lives completely disrupted, it will be incumbent on every member of a school community to make sure our students have the resources to cope and heal. This panel will examine the tools, best practices for students, and the actions board members and county offices of education should consider in developing a culture of care and wellness.

Speakers

Lee Angela Reid

Partner/Legislative Advocate, CAPITOL ADVISORS GROUP

Has served as a partner with Capitol Advisors Group since 2017. She previously spent 23 years in the State Capitol working on K-12 education issues, including serving as a consultant on state and federal education issues in the Senate Office of Research, providing analysis and advice... Read More →

Loretta Whitson

Executive Director, California Association of School Counselors

Dr. Loretta Whitson is the founder and executive director for the California Association of School Counselors, the largest state association representing school counselors in the nation. CASC guides schools towards linking school counseling to their overall mission and vision, as... Read More →

Joaquin Rivera

Board President, Alameda COE

Represents Area 1 on the Alameda County Board of Education since July 2010 and has served two terms as President of the Board. Rivera brings the Board a strong record of dedication and advocacy for public education, its students, and teachers. In 1996, he was elected to the Berkeley... Read More →

Chad Castruita

Founder & CEO, CareSolace

Founder & CEO of Care Solace, a mission-driven mental health care coordination company currently serving over 15 million individuals in 550 districts across 30 states. Chad faced first-hand how challenging it is to find quality care and launched Care Solace to improve equitable access... Read More →

Saturday September 10, 2022 3:30pm - 4:45pm PDT
Cypress 1-3

Breakout, Wellness safety and learning strand

3:30pm PDT

How To Lead Your Board Meetings Away From Criticism And Chaos To Decorum And Order

Governing boards across the state are under siege with unruly parents and community members angry over COVID-related issues (masks and vaccines), ethnic studies issues, and more. As a result, board members and staff are threatened and often feel unsafe during these public meetings. This session will discuss best practices for addressing and preventing this behavior at your board meetings; de-escalation techniques when chaos begins; and how to ensure Brown Act compliance throughout it all.

Speakers

John McPherson

Board Member, Monterey COE

Thomas Gauthier

Partner, Lozano Smith, LLP

Partner in Lozano Smith's Sacramento office. With over 20 years of experience representing public agencies and public officials, Tom serves as general counsel to school districts and community colleges throughout Northern California.

Saturday September 10, 2022 3:30pm - 4:45pm PDT
Regency 1-2

Breakout, Leadership through shared governance strand

Sponsor Thank you Lozano Smith for sponsoring the Annual Conference. Your support is essential to our association.

9:00am PDT

Breakfast Keynote | Getting it Together While We All Get Together

This panel will look at plans for expanded mental health services, including the Community Schools movement and the Governor’s Children and Youth Behavioral Health Initiative (CYBHI), in the context of county offices and their roles in implementation. In addition, we will examine the role of Technical Assistance and the potential impact of expanded mental health services in schools and communities for children, youth, and families.

Speakers

Ken Berrick

Board Member / Founder and CEO Emeritus, Alameda COE / Seneca Family of Agencies

Founder of Seneca Family of Agencies, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing Unconditional Care to children and families through comprehensive education, mental health, juvenile justice, foster and permanency services. Mr. Berrick served as a Governor’s appointee on the... Read More →

Elizabeth Estes

Counsel, Atkinson, Andelson, Loya, Ruud & Romo

Dedicated her legal career to supporting schools and the children they serve. She founded Breaking Barriers in 2014 to bring together leaders from across child-serving systems throughout California who are united by the conviction that only through collaborative planning and problem-solving... Read More →

Jason Okonofua

Psychology Professor, University of California Berkeley

A social psychologist in the Psychology Department at the University of California at Berkeley. Dr. Okonofua is interested in science-based and scalable strategies to combat societal inequity. This work spans contexts such as education, criminal justice, and business.

Katherine Lucero

Director, Office of Youth and Community Restoration (OYCR), State of California

Director of the California Office of Youth and Community Restoration (OYCR), where Katherine Lucero is leading the Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) Realignment as required by Senate Bill 823. Before her appointment to this position, she had been the Presiding Judge of the Juvenile... Read More →

Toby Ewing

Executive Director, Mental Health Services Oversight & Accountability Commission, Executive Director, California Mental Health Commission

Joined the Mental Health Commission in 2015 after working for governance reform as a consultant to the California State Senate, research director at California Forward, and a project manager at the Little Hoover Commission. Toby launched California’s first Mental Health Innovation... Read More →

Sunday September 11, 2022 9:00am - 10:30am PDT
Pacific Grove

Keynote

Sponsor Thank you Seneca Family of Agencies for sponsoring the Annual Conference. Your support is essential to our association.

11:00am PDT

Media Training 101: How To Assess And Prepare For Media Opportunities

Email ccbe@csba.org to register for this training opportunity.
Getting positive visibility through the media is essential for every association. But, do you know how to assess inquiries from the media to minimize risk or harm to your county? How do you prepare to have the best possible outcomes? Voler Strategic Advisors present this interactive training. This FREE training will cover county board members building a solid communication infrastructure, assessing opportunities, best practices for interview preparation, traps to avoid, and on-camera practice.

Speakers

Perla Rodriguez

CEO, Voler Strategic Advisors

With over 20 years of corporate leadership experience, Perla A. Rodríguez has been recognized by the Silicon Valley Business Journal twice. In 2005, while working as a Community Affairs Manager for Univision 14, she was nominated for an Emmy Award as executive producer of the Exito... Read More →

Sunday September 11, 2022 11:00am - 1:00pm PDT
Pacific Grove

Event

Sponsor Thank you Voler Strategic Advisors for sponsoring this training. Your support is essential to our association.