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How can local governments rebuild trust with their communities? In this episode of Local Matters, Janice Allen Jackson sits down with Mark Bowers to discuss public participation, government transparency, and the growing debate surrounding data centers. They explore how better communication and meaningful community engagement can help residents feel heard and strengthen trust in local government.
Mark is a Senior Account Executive with Go Vocal - a Digital Community Engagement GovTech
company that unifies resident engagement efforts with a single, centralized platform, replacing
fragmented tools and siloed processes to make informing and engaging residents easier, while
offering a wide range of participation methods.
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Mark is a Senior Account Executive with Go Vocal - a Digital Community Engagement GovTech
company that unifies resident engagement efforts with a single, centralized platform, replacing
fragmented tools and siloed processes to make informing and engaging residents easier, while
offering a wide range of participation methods.
DISCLAIMER: Local Matters Podcast Host Janice Allen Jackson is speaking only for herself. Her thoughts, views, and opinions regarding this tragedy belong solely to her. These are not to malign any profession, organization, anyone, or anything. Local Matters does not endorse candidates.
To contact Mrs. Jackson for consulting or speaking engagements, please see the Contact Us page at
www.Janiceallenjackson.com
Follow us on Social Media:
Facebook: www.facebook.com/LocalMattersPodcastofGeorgia
Subscribe on Youtube: Local Matters Podcast of Georgia
youtube.com/@localmatterspodcastofgeorg3624
Twitter:
twitter.com/JAJAndAssocLLC
Local Matters Podcast:
Soundcloud:
@localmatterspodcast
Spotify:
@localmatterspodcast
Apple Podcasts:
@localmatterspodcast
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