GEOGRAPHICAL PROTOCOLS FOR 2019 The following chart summarizes the geographical rotations and diversity profile for the 2019 continuing board members. (excerpts from each of the U.S. regional agreements are provided after the chart.) The chart also shows the states/countries for outgoing regional vice presidents. Aside from the West Coast protocol and the Texas and California dedicated seats, regional agreements say that no state may succeed itself unless there are no other qualified candidates in the eligible group and that nominations should give preference to a state that is not represented by the continuing VPs and that has not been represented recently. Regions: NE SE MW MP WC Intl Leadership Election year 2019 Outgoing VP PA SC MO AZ OR Netherlands (non-CEO position) Continuing Board CT, MA NC, VA IL, MN CO, TX CA, CA Canada, CA, New Zealand CO Population 63,317 33,662 74,486 30,166 144,186 98,780 23,549 29,083 222,209 62,787 39,462 64,403 128,800 98,889 Type of government if other than city F/AA/H 1AA 1F 1 F 1 F, 1 H, 1F 2 F 1AS Eligible states Group B Southern Non-CEO Group A: Group A: Northern other than Group seat: any Other Other Hemisphere other state than than than other VPs than VPs VPs VPs VPs Northeast At any given time, the Northeast Vice Presidents on the ICMA Executive Board will “traditional” represent different states within the region based on a North/South rotation. The “Non-CEO” Northeast Vice President will not be included in this rotation, but will be subject to the other provisions of this protocol. The Northern Tier will consist of the following states: Connecticut; Maine; Massachusetts; New Hampshire; Rhode Island; Vermont The Southern Tier will consist of the following states: Delaware; District of Columbia; Maryland; New Jersey; New York; Pennsylvania Vice Presidential positions shall be nominated according to the following rotation: Vice President Position #1 Selected from the northern tier Years to be Elected: 2014, 2017, 2020 Vice President Position #2 Selected from the southern tier Years to be Elected: 2013, 2016, 2019
GEOGRAPHICAL PROTOCOLS FOR 2019 The following chart summarizes the geographical rotations and diversity profile for the 2019 continuing board members. (excerpts from each of the U.S. regional agreements are provided after the chart.) The chart also shows the states/countries for outgoing regional vice presidents. Aside from the West Coast protocol and the Texas and California dedicated seats, regional agreements say that no state may succeed itself unless there are no other qualified candidates in the eligible group and that nominations should give preference to a state that is not represented by the continuing VPs and that has not been represented recently. Regions: NE SE MW MP WC Intl Leadership Election year 2019 Outgoing VP PA SC MO (non-CEO position) AZ OR Netherlands Continuing Board CT, MA NC, VA IL, MN CO, TX CA, CA Canada, New Zealand CA, CO Population 63,317 29,083 33,662 222,209 74,486 62,787 30,166 39,462 144,186 64,403 98,780 128,800 23,549 98,889 Type of government if other than city F/AA/H 1AA 1F 1 F 1 F, 1 H, 1AS 1F 2 F Eligible states Group B other than VPs Southern Group other than VPs Non-CEO seat: any state other than VPs Group A: Other than VPs Group A: Other than VPs Northern Hemisphere Northeast At any given time, the “traditional” Northeast Vice Presidents on the ICMA Executive Board will represent different states within the region based on a North/South rotation. The “Non-CEO” Northeast Vice President will not be included in this rotation, but will be subject to the other provisions of this protocol. The Northern Tier will consist of the following states: Connecticut; Maine; Massachusetts; New Hampshire; Rhode Island; Vermont The Southern Tier will consist of the following states: Delaware; District of Columbia; Maryland; New Jersey; New York; Pennsylvania Vice Presidential positions shall be nominated according to the following rotation: Vice President Position #1 Selected from the northern tier Years to be Elected: 2014, 2017, 2020 Vice President Position #2 Selected from the southern tier Years to be Elected: 2013, 2016, 2019
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