Kate Marshall was sworn in as Nevada’s 35th lieutenant governor on January 7, 2019. Kate grew up in working-class neighborhoods in San Francisco as the eldest of six children. She worked throughout high school and college, earning a bachelor’s degree and a law degree at the University of California, Berkeley, with the help of scholarships, Pell Grants, and student loans. After serving with distinction at the U.S. Department of Justice, Kate was recruited by then-Attorney General Frankie Sue Del Papa to come to Nevada to set up a state antitrust office as Senior Deputy Attorney General. Kate was elected Nevada State Treasurer in 2006 and re-elected in 2010. As Treasurer, she got rid of no-bid contracts and off-the-book accounts, and reduced spending, making government more efficient and identifying innovative methods to increase economic development for businesses in Nevada. Kate and her husband, Elliott Parker, reside in Reno, Nevada, where she is a board member of the United Way of Northern Nevada and Elliott is an economics professor at the University of Nevada, Reno.Read More
Nevada Commission on Tourism
About the Commission
The Nevada Commission on Tourism is composed of the lieutenant governor, who serves as chair; eight members appointed by the governor; the chief administrative officers of the Las Vegas Convention & Visitors Authority and the Reno-Sparks Convention & Visitors Authority; and the following ex-officio, non-voting members: the Chair of the Board of Museums and History, the Chair of the Nevada Indian Commission, and the Chair of the Board of the Nevada Arts Council.
The governor-appointed members must possess experience and professional background in tourism, travel or hospitality industries, including gaming.
The governor must appoint at least one member who resides in each of the three following locations: Clark County, Washoe County, and at least two members who are residents of counties whose population is 100,000 or less.
Meet the Commissioners
Kate Marshall
Charles Harris
Reno-Sparks Convention and Visitors Authority President and CEO Charles Harris was selected to lead the organization and joined the team in November 2020. Reporting to the RSCVA Board of Directors, Mr. Harris is responsible for all activities associated with the operation of the RSCVA and its facilities. Most recently, Harris served as the Chief Marketing Officer and Executive Vice President of Public Affairs for Visit Anaheim from 2014-2020. Prior to joining the travel and tourism industry, Harris worked as a sports management executive with the Los Angeles Dodgers, Anaheim Ducks, Angels Baseball and UC Irvine athletics.Read More
Steve Hill
Steve Hill has had a hand in building the Las Vegas economy for more than three decades. From literally helping build the casinos on the Strip to attracting new businesses to the area and helping pave the way for professional sports leagues, Steve has left his mark on Las Vegas. As Chief Executive Officer and President of the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority since 2018, Steve continues to have a hand in growing the local economy by driving more tourism to the Southern Nevada region. Originally from Ohio, Steve moved to Las Vegas in 1987 to start Silver State Materials, a concrete, sand and gravel supplier that grew to one of the largest in the country. Silver State was later purchased by CalPortland in 2008 and Steve served as the new company’s senior vice president until 2011 when he was appointed director of the newly established Governor’s Office of Economic Development (GOED) by then Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval. Numerous businesses—including high profile corporations like Tesla, Apple and HyperloopOne—were lured to Nevada during Steve’s tenure. Former Gov. Sandoval also tapped Steve to serve as chairman of the Southern Nevada Tourism Infrastructure Committee, which led to the approval of both the expansion and renovation of the Las Vegas Convention Center and the $1.9 billion Las Vegas Raiders stadium. He was subsequently appointed by the governor to serve as chairman of the Las Vegas Stadium Authority and as a member of the Southern Nevada Sporting Event Committee to help attract high-profile events to Las Vegas when the stadium is completed. Active in the Las Vegas community, Steve has served as chairman of Service 1st Bank of Nevada, Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, the Governor’s Construction Liability Task Force and the Boys & Girls Club of Las Vegas. He also served on the Nevada Commission on Economic Development, Nevada Savings and Government Efficiency (SAGE) Commission, Clark County Growth Task Force, RTC Regional Fixed Guideway Citizens Advisory Committee, Clean Water Coalition and Legislative Interim Advisory Committee on Air Quality. Steve earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mechanical Engineering from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology in Terre Haute, IN. Along with his wife, Molly, and their three adult children, Steve has resided in Las Vegas for 31 years.Read More
Cynthia Mun
Cynthia Mun changed careers eight years ago to become a well-traveled children’s book writer and is represented by literary agents Jenny Bent and Eliza Kirby of The Bent Agency in New York. Beyond serving on the Nevada Commission on Tourism, Cynthia is currently the Regional Advisor for the Society of Children’s Book Writers and Illustrators for Nevada. Previously, she spent two decades in strategic and product marketing. Cynthia served as Vice President of Marketing for Tropicana Las Vegas, overseeing the $125 million renovation and rebranding of the property, and as Executive Director of Business Insights and Strategy at MGM Resorts International. Prior to joining MGM Resorts, Cynthia acted as Leader of New Product Development at D&B for its $280 million small business division. She also launched Pandora.com as its Senior Vice President of Marketing. Cynthia served as Director of Product Marketing and Management for Gemstar TV Guide International, where she led the strategic market development and launch of the first electronic book. She has served on several non-profit boards, is President of the Yale Club of Nevada, and ASC Director for Yale College recruitment.Read More
Herb Santos, Jr.
Herb Santos, Jr. was born, raised and currently resides in Reno. He is married to the former Kimberly Saylors of Las Vegas and together they have three children: Joey, Jarred and Hannah. In 2012, Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval appointed Herb to the Nevada Commission on Tourism. Prior to this appointment, Herb attended the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, where he received his bachelor’s degree in sociology. He continued his education at the University of the Pacific, where he received his Juris Doctorate degree from McGeorge School of Law in 1991. Herb has worked as a trial attorney since receiving his law license, later opening the Law Firm of Herb Santos, Jr. in 1999. Herb has received an AV peer review rating by Martindale Hubbell, the highest rating given to lawyers in the United States and is designated to less than one percent of all lawyers in the country. Herb was honored as Nevada Trial Lawyer of the Year in 2018. He has received numerous other recognitions for his trial work, including a lifetime designation in Who’s Who in American Law, Top 100 Trial Attorneys in Nevada, recipient of the Weidemann and Wysocki Award from the American Association of Justice, pro bono awards for the Washoe County Bar Association and the State Bar of Nevada, among others. Herb is a Certified Specialist in Workers Compensation Law in Nevada. Beyond the Nevada Commission on Tourism, Herb has also served as past president of the Nevada Association for Justice and currently sits on its Board of Governors. He is the Nevada representative to the Republican Trial Lawyers Caucus of the American Association for Justice, a Fellow of the American Bar Foundation, a member of Lawyers of Distinction, the Million Dollar Advocates Forum, the National Trial Lawyers, and the Worker’s Injury Law and Advocacy Group, known for its dedication to representing workers and their families. Herb has become a recognized volunteer lobbyist who advocates for civil justice issues both on the state and national levels. In addition to a successful law career, Herb is part-owner of the Stockton Kings, a National Basketball Association Developmental League basketball team co-owned by the NBA Sacramento Kings basketball franchise.Read More
Julie Pazina
Julie Pazina found her home in Las Vegas and never looked back, joining Edlen Electrical Exhibition Services. She is the company’s national director of sales, overseeing sales in the Las Vegas market, as well as regional and national sales efforts. Based in Las Vegas, Edlen is a family-owned and operated company that has grown into the nation’s largest independent temporary utility contractor for trade shows, conventions and special events.
She served on the Board of the Las Vegas Hospitality Association for six years, including her tenure as President in 2013. She is also a member of the Junior League of Las Vegas, is an active community volunteer and is a member of the International Association of Exhibitions and Events, which named her its 2011 Young Professional of the Year and the 2019 Woman of Achievement. Julie also currently serves on the International Association of Venue Managers Convention Center and Industry Affairs Committees.
Julie recently engaged in a campaign for a Nevada State Senate seat, in order to represent her community in upcoming legislative sessions.
Julie was raised in Atlanta and moved to Las Vegas in 2002, while working for the cruise industry as an Assistant Cruise Director and a Port and Cruise Consultant. Before living and working at sea, she worked in the advertising industry after graduating from Vanderbilt University, with a double major in Political Science and Communication Studies.
Julie and her husband Joel live in Henderson, Nevada with their golden retrievers, Midas and Molly.Read More
She served on the Board of the Las Vegas Hospitality Association for six years, including her tenure as President in 2013. She is also a member of the Junior League of Las Vegas, is an active community volunteer and is a member of the International Association of Exhibitions and Events, which named her its 2011 Young Professional of the Year and the 2019 Woman of Achievement. Julie also currently serves on the International Association of Venue Managers Convention Center and Industry Affairs Committees.
Julie recently engaged in a campaign for a Nevada State Senate seat, in order to represent her community in upcoming legislative sessions.
Julie was raised in Atlanta and moved to Las Vegas in 2002, while working for the cruise industry as an Assistant Cruise Director and a Port and Cruise Consultant. Before living and working at sea, she worked in the advertising industry after graduating from Vanderbilt University, with a double major in Political Science and Communication Studies.
Julie and her husband Joel live in Henderson, Nevada with their golden retrievers, Midas and Molly.Read More
Kristin Windbigler
Kristin Windbigler currently serves as the Executive Director of the Western Folklife Center. In that role, she is responsible for establishing the vision for this mission-driven arts and culture organization that produces the annual National Cowboy Poetry Gathering that attracts several thousand visitors to Elko every year and provides year-round education and entertainment programs. Prior to joining the Western Folklife Center, Kristin founded and launched a volunteer-based translation program for TED Conferences. Through her role as Director, the program grew to 30,000 volunteers in 155 countries, with more than 100,000 translations in 115+ languages to help TED fulfill its mission to become a global exchange of ideas through its popular TED Talks videos. Kristin received her Bachelor of Arts from California State University, Chico.Read More
Edward Estipona
Edward Estipona has guided his agency, Estipona Group, from its founding in 1993 as a two-person design shop into a full-service marketing agency. He has spearheaded branding and communications initiatives for healthcare, nonprofit, arts and education, tourism, retail and economic development clients. Edward is among the youngest recipients of Reno’s “Advertising Person of the Year” and “Marketer of the Year” awards, and he was named NCET’s Technology Advocate of the Year in Creative Services. While his business has evolved, what has remained consistent is Edward’s commitment to the community. The Estipona Group was awarded the prestigious Governor’s Arts Award in recognition of its support of the arts, and the agency was a finalist for the Governor’s Points of Light Awards, recognizing community contribution through volunteer service. Edward proudly serves as a Trustee with the Community Foundation of Western Nevada Board of Director. He and his team recently launched JustThePositive.com, a website that shines a spotlight on the people and organizations in Northern Nevada committed to positively impacting the community.Read More
Jill Rowland-Lagan
Jill Rowland-Lagan, CEO of the Boulder City, Nevada Chamber of Commerce is a native Nevadan, whose family settled in Boulder City in 1947. Her ties to the community are strong and her love of the City encourage her daily to serve it well. Having started her first business at sixteen, she has had an affinity for the business world as an entrepreneur. After attending Brigham Young University, University of Nevada Las Vegas, and Phillips Junior College, court stenography became her trade along with two businesses she founded, operated and sold.
She soon found herself in Downtown Las Vegas working in Pretrial at the Clark County Detention Center and then on to the District Attorney's office as a locate specialist and process server in the Child Support Division. The opportunity presented itself to become more involved in the family business and drove her into the management world of marine operations on Lake Mead and at a coffee roasting plant in Henderson. Around that same time, a wedding and special event planning business fell into her lap and she had the opportunity to enjoy it for nearly seven years.
Selling of the family business and her wedding business allowed her time to accept the position of CEO at the Boulder City Chamber, where she has gratefully served for over 19 years. She has a wonderfully supportive husband who is a police officer in Las Vegas and two beautiful and talented teenage daughters. Jill looks to continue her commitment to the community she loves and is excited for her future.Read More
Jane Moon
Jane Moon is the Director of Tourism & Special Events for the City of Fallon. Having lived in Fallon, Reno, and Las Vegas, she is passionate about sharing her hometown, and welcoming visitors to The Oasis of Nevada, as well as to the Silver State as a whole. Prior to her career in tourism, she was a consultant in the medical field, then in education, and community engagement. Jane enjoys spending as much time as possible with her husband, Steve, daughter, Mahal, son, Steven, and their pups; whether cheering her kids on in dance and sports, spending time entertaining at home together, taking part in church ministry, experiencing the great outdoors or immersive travel. Jane is an alumna of both Churchill Country High School/Fallon and the University of Nevada, Reno.Read More
Rick Murdock
Rick Murdock is the Vice-President of Governmental Affairs at Eldorado Resorts downtown Reno properties. With over 39 years at the Eldorado, he has grown along with the company and is well-versed in all aspects of tourism and travel in Northern Nevada, as well as the hospitality and gaming industry. Having recently completed two full terms on the Reno-Tahoe Airport Authority Board as Chair, Rick has become very passionate about air service to our region. He also served on the boards of the Reno-Sparks Convention & Visitors Authority, Reno-Tahoe Regional Air Service Committee and the Economic Development Authority of Western Nevada and is always eager to promote Reno-Tahoe. Rick serves as a member of the Regional Air Service Committee and the Capital Projects Surcharge Advisory Committee for downtown Reno, and for the Saint Mary's Hospital Board.
Rick is happily married to his wife, Thea, who is an ICU nurse at Carson Tahoe Hospital. They have three daughters who are thriving and still love to call Reno home.Read More
Ex Officio Members
Jerry Schefcik
Jerry Schefcik serves as University of Nevada Las Vegas Director of Galleries where he oversees the Donna Beam Fine Art Gallery and five satellite galleries throughout the UNLV campus. He also teaches the three-part Gallery Practices series and supervises the gallery internship program. In addition to his responsibilities at UNLV, he currently serves as vice-chair of the Nevada Arts Council Board. He served eight years as Commissioner for the City of Las Vegas Arts Commission and as a member of the RTC Arts in Transit Advisory Council.
Schefcik has been a Las Vegan since 1961. His college career took him to Brigham Young University where he earned his BA in Art and Design, and on to the University of Denver for a MA in Art History and Museum Training where he interned with the Denver Art Museum. He worked as Curator of Visual Arts for the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center in Pueblo, CO, and then moved to the Amarillo Art Center, Amarillo, TX as its Curator of Art. From Amarillo he returned to Las Vegas in 1989 where he joined UNLV as curator of the Donna Beam Gallery. He was promoted to Director in 1991. He concurrently served as Exhibitions Curator for Nevada Institute for Contemporary Art for more than a decade and curator for the McCarran International Airport Arts Advisory Sub-Committee for five years. A central figure within the ever-growing Las Vegas art scene, Schefcik demonstrates his dedication to the past, present and future art endeavors of this city by contributing much of his time as an advisor, juror, and mentor to numerous arts organizations in Las Vegas and the Western Region.
Brian Wadsworth
Brian Wadsworth is a member of the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe (Kooyooe Tukadu). Since 2018, Mr. Wadsworth has proudly served as a Commissioner on the Nevada Indian Commission. The Commission serves as a liaison between the 27 sovereign nations in the state and the Governor, and to preserve the history of the Stewart Indian Boarding School. He currently serves as a Board member on the Board of Directors for Numu, Inc., the economic development corporation for the Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe. Mr. Wadsworth also serves as Vice-President on the Board for the University of Nevada, Reno (UNR) Native American Alumni Chapter. The Chapter’s objective is to bring together the Native American communities by sharing cultures and heritages on the UNR campus through traditional events and athletic activities.
Mr. Wadsworth graduated from UNR with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration, and from Gonzaga University with a Master of Business Administration in American Indian Entrepreneurship. Mr. Wadsworth is currently pursuing a second Bachelors's degree in Accounting from UNR and is preparing to sit for the State of Nevada Certified Public Accountant Exam.Read More
Robert Stoldal
Robert “Bob” Stoldal is a long-time Nevada journalist and veteran of community service. Current Chairman of the Board of the Nevada Independent—a nonpartisan, nonprofit news and opinion website—Bob also serves on Nevada Public Radio’s Community Advisory board. A passion for Arts and Culture and all things Nevada has led Bob to serve as Chairman of the Board for the Nevada State Museum and Historical Society, as well as for the City of Las Vegas Historical Preservation Commission. He also sits on the Preserve Nevada Board and the Nevada State Commission for Cultural Centers and Historic Places. Bob attended Las Vegas High School, where he wrote for the school newspaper. While attending the University of Nevada, Las Vegas, he served as editor of the student newspaper. Bob later attended Notre Dame and Belmont universities. His first paying job in media was sweeping the press room floors of the Las Vegas Review-Journal. Bob went to work as a radio announcer at station KLAS and later became its news director. At the same time, he worked as a part-time sport and weatherman at KSHO-TV, Channel 13. Bob was then hired as a reporter and anchor at KLAS-TV, Channel 8 in 1967. The next year he was promoted to news director. In 1992, Bob helped the KLAS parent company expand its news markets, which included three 24-hour regional all-news cable channels in Virginia, Tennessee, and Las Vegas. In 1998, Bob launched Las Vegas ONE, a 24-hour local news television operation owned by Cox Cable, KLAS and the Las Vegas Sun. He was promoted to Vice President of News for KLAS, overseeing both the broadcast and cable news operations. Bob retired at age 65 only to return to broadcast news in Nevada one year later. In 2009, he became Vice President of News for the Sunbelt Corporation, overseeing the television news operations in the company’s stations in Idaho, Arizona, and Montana, along with the company’s Nevada operations in Elko, Las Vegas, and Reno. Within five years, he expanded the daily news programming at KVBC Channel 3 by more than four hours a day. Bob is currently “retired,” devoting time to Board work and focusing on the preservation of Nevada heritage.Read More
Nevada Commission on Tourism Meetings, Agendas, and Minutes
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Recovery Committee 07/15/2021
2:00pm
15
Jul
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Meeting ID: 828 3374 8971 | Passcode: 509246
Agenda
Minutes 03182021
FY21 Recovery Plan
FY22 Strategic Plan
NCOT Commission 06/15/2021
1:00pm
15
Jun
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Meeting ID: 830 1702 9246 | Passcode: 176987
Agenda
Minutes 03162021
Budget_FY21 Actual - FY22-FY23 Authority
Strategic Plan FY22
Destination Development […]
Agenda
Minutes
Marketing Committee 6/9/2021
1:00pm
9
Jun
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Meeting ID: 875 6048 7392 | Passcode: 833024
Agenda
Minutes from 02/10/2021
Commission Metrics Report-State of TN-Q3
Marketing Committee Presentations […]
Recovery Committee 3/18/2021
3:00pm
18
Mar
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https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81099618453?pwd=K1QwR3RtN0tUT1ZuWUdxeFVGMHlHdz09
Meeting ID: 810 9961 8453 | Passcode: 011686
Agenda UPDATED
12012020 Minutes For Approval
09292020 […]
NCOT Commission Meeting 3/16/2021
1:00pm
16
Mar
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Agenda
Revised Marketing Grant Guidelines
2021 Rural […]
Territory Advisory Committee 03/05/2021
10:00am
5
Mar
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Agenda
Agenda
NCOT Commission Meeting 02/17/2021
1:00pm
17
Feb
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Meeting ID: 822 6050 8855
Passcode: 356711
Agenda
11042020 Minutes DRAFT
Budget 1_Tourism […]
Marketing Committee 02102021
1:00pm
10
Feb
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Meeting ID: 849 6352 4557
Passcode: 563676
Agenda
10262020 Minutes For Approval
Commission […]
Recovery Committee 12012020
1:00pm
1
Dec
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Meeting ID: 843 3897 2145 | Passcode: 509037
Agenda UPDATED
Recovery Committee Minutes 09292020 For […]
NCOT Commission Meeting 11042020
1:00pm
4
Nov
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Zoom - Meeting ID: 838 1513 1053 | Passcode: 443414
Agenda
08132020 Minutes For Approval
Packet - Without Grants
Recovery Grant Recommendations
VIP Grant […]
Marketing Committee 10262020
1:00pm
26
Oct
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Meeting ID: 849 0448 6547
Passcode: 863743
Agenda
07282020 Marketing Committee Minutes For Approval
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Recovery Committee 07/15/2021
2:00pm
15
Jul
This meeting will take place via Zoom
Zoom Link
Meeting ID: 828 3374 8971 | Passcode: 509246
Agenda
Minutes 03182021
FY21 Recovery Plan
FY22 Strategic Plan
NCOT Commission 06/15/2021
1:00pm
15
Jun
This meeting will take place via Zoom
Zoom Link
Meeting ID: 830 1702 9246 | Passcode: 176987
Agenda
Minutes 03162021
Budget_FY21 Actual - FY22-FY23 Authority
Strategic Plan FY22
Destination Development […]
Agenda
Minutes
Marketing Committee 6/9/2021
1:00pm
9
Jun
This meeting will take place via Zoom
Zoom Link
Meeting ID: 875 6048 7392 | Passcode: 833024
Agenda
Minutes from 02/10/2021
Commission Metrics Report-State of TN-Q3
Marketing Committee Presentations […]
Recovery Committee 3/18/2021
3:00pm
18
Mar
This meeting will take place via Zoom.
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/81099618453?pwd=K1QwR3RtN0tUT1ZuWUdxeFVGMHlHdz09
Meeting ID: 810 9961 8453 | Passcode: 011686
Agenda UPDATED
12012020 Minutes For Approval
09292020 […]
NCOT Commission Meeting 3/16/2021
1:00pm
16
Mar
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Meeting ID: 874 2473 0254 | Passcode: 757345
Agenda
Revised Marketing Grant Guidelines
2021 Rural […]
Territory Advisory Committee 03/05/2021
10:00am
5
Mar
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https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86467046377?pwd=WnVlelZPcmR3YVRoek5paUhzQkIrdz09
Meeting ID: 864 6704 6377 | Passcode: 531308
Agenda
Agenda
NCOT Commission Meeting 02/17/2021
1:00pm
17
Feb
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Meeting ID: 822 6050 8855
Passcode: 356711
Agenda
11042020 Minutes DRAFT
Budget 1_Tourism […]
Marketing Committee 02102021
1:00pm
10
Feb
This meeting will take place via Zoom
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84963524557?pwd=Zkh1K3NHc2EwbVhORFdZaG5UcFo3QT09
Meeting ID: 849 6352 4557
Passcode: 563676
Agenda
10262020 Minutes For Approval
Commission […]
Recovery Committee 12012020
1:00pm
1
Dec
The meeting will take place via Zoom
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84338972145?pwd=SXdiWGR1bDNab3daWUtEQ043dnZkZz09
Meeting ID: 843 3897 2145 | Passcode: 509037
Agenda UPDATED
Recovery Committee Minutes 09292020 For […]
NCOT Commission Meeting 11042020
1:00pm
4
Nov
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Zoom - Meeting ID: 838 1513 1053 | Passcode: 443414
Agenda
08132020 Minutes For Approval
Packet - Without Grants
Recovery Grant Recommendations
VIP Grant […]
Marketing Committee 10262020
1:00pm
26
Oct
This meeting will take place via Zoom
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84904486547?pwd=NnMxUmlXdnF1WVA5Y0FOcitmdjlTUT09
Meeting ID: 849 0448 6547
Passcode: 863743
Agenda
07282020 Marketing Committee Minutes For Approval
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