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Penelope Redington
Directeur/Membre du Conseil chez
The Culver Educational Foundation
Profil
Penelope Redington currently works at Texas Association of Regional Councils, as Executive Director and The Culver Educational Foundation, as Trustee-Emeritus.
Postes actifs de Penelope Redington
| Sociétés | Poste | Début |
|---|---|---|
The Culver Educational Foundation
 The Culver Educational Foundation Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Provides educational services | Directeur/Membre du Conseil | - |
Texas Association of Regional Councils
 Texas Association of Regional Councils Marine ShippingTransportation The Texas Association of Regional Councils (TARC) is a statewide coalition of 24 regional councils of governments that assist local governments in addressing critical issues through regional collaboration and strategic partnerships. The private company is located in the US. TARC’s mission is to foster regional strategies and solutions in areas such as emergency preparedness, community and economic development, public safety, environmental planning, and services for vulnerable populations. The association supports efforts in homeland security, emergency planning, and next-generation 9-1-1 communication systems, working with state agencies to secure funding, ensure compliance, and coordinate disaster response and recovery. TARC promotes municipal solid waste management through grants and programs, and each council is designated as an economic development district, collaborating with federal and state partners to develop economic plans, manage grants, and support sustainable growth, especially in rural communities. TARC also partners with the Texas Health and Human Services system to provide aging and disability services, including referral programs and professional development for senior care providers. The association facilitates financial transparency through annual reporting and independent audits, and aids criminal justice coordination by helping optimize funding for law enforcement training and community safety initiatives. TARC acts as a liaison among federal, state, and local governments to improve efficiency, promote economic development, and enhance public safety and quality of life. | Corporate Officer/Principal | 26/11/2010 |
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The Culver Educational Foundation
The Culver Educational Foundation Other Consumer ServicesConsumer Services Provides educational services | Consumer Services |
Texas Association of Regional Councils
Texas Association of Regional Councils Marine ShippingTransportation The Texas Association of Regional Councils (TARC) is a statewide coalition of 24 regional councils of governments that assist local governments in addressing critical issues through regional collaboration and strategic partnerships. The private company is located in the US. TARC’s mission is to foster regional strategies and solutions in areas such as emergency preparedness, community and economic development, public safety, environmental planning, and services for vulnerable populations. The association supports efforts in homeland security, emergency planning, and next-generation 9-1-1 communication systems, working with state agencies to secure funding, ensure compliance, and coordinate disaster response and recovery. TARC promotes municipal solid waste management through grants and programs, and each council is designated as an economic development district, collaborating with federal and state partners to develop economic plans, manage grants, and support sustainable growth, especially in rural communities. TARC also partners with the Texas Health and Human Services system to provide aging and disability services, including referral programs and professional development for senior care providers. The association facilitates financial transparency through annual reporting and independent audits, and aids criminal justice coordination by helping optimize funding for law enforcement training and community safety initiatives. TARC acts as a liaison among federal, state, and local governments to improve efficiency, promote economic development, and enhance public safety and quality of life. | Transportation |
