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Personal Survival After Community Crisis Susan A. Stanton, ICMA-CM ICMA Conference Presenter Personal Survival After Community Crisis GOOD PEOPLE DOING BAD Emergency Meeting to Discuss Employment Contract 6 Hour Public Hearing 500


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Personal Survival After Community Crisis

Susan A. Stanton, ICMA-CM ICMA Conference Presenter

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Personal Survival After Community Crisis

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GOOD PEOPLE DOING BAD

  • Emergency Meeting to

Discuss Employment Contract

–6 Hour Public Hearing –500 People Descend on City Hall –Local, State and National Media

  • Family Values vs. Work

Place Diversity

  • If Jesus were here Tonight?
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CONFRONTING THE BRUTAL FACTS

  • Breach of Trust
  • Shock and Awe - WTF
  • Forfeited Right to Lead
  • Shattered Professional

Network

  • ICMA & Diversity
  • City Manager Career?
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CONFRONTING THE BRUTAL FACTS

  • Gender Discrimination in

America is Lawful

–125 Rejections? – Who wants the Controversy?

  • Escaping from the Shadow
  • Outrunning Google
  • Media Obsessions....
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ACCEPTING RESPONSIBILITY

  • Gender Issues are Complex
  • Leaders need Followers
  • Education vs. Litigation
  • Individual vs. Community
  • Local vs. Global
  • Lead by Example
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RETAINING FAITH TO PREVAIL

  • Re-establish Professional

Support Network

  • Don't Isolate Yourself
  • Don't Internalize Victimhood
  • Choose ... Not to be Bitter
  • We all Spend Time “On the

Beach"

  • Keep on … Keeping On ...
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AFTER THE STORM

  • Public Service is a

Privilege

  • We are all Stronger

than we Think

  • Life is What you

Make it

  • This too Shall Pass
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CRISIS IS TRANSFORMATIONAL

  • For the Individual
  • For the Leadership
  • For the Organization
  • For the Community
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Two roads diverged in a wood, and I – I took the one less traveled by, And that has made all the difference.

Robert Frost, The Road Not Taken, 1920

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Our Journey Continues ….

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Questions/Comments?

Additional Information… Susan A. Stanton, ICMA-CM sstanton@ci.greenfield.ca.us

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