For many people, local government can feel like a maze of titles, departments, and processes. Who decides what? Where does your voice fit in? These are common questions — and the good news is, you don’t need a degree in political science to understand how your city runs. Local government
Across the country, many people want to make a difference in their communities but aren’t sure where to begin. Serving on a local board or commission is one of the most accessible ways to create change and have a meaningful impact close to home. These groups shape decisions on housing,
When most people think of local government, they picture a city hall filled with the hard-working staff who keep daily life running smoothly: maintaining roads, collecting trash, and providing essential services. Alongside them, elected officials such as city council members, aldermen and alderwomen, treasurers, sheriffs, and mayors are the visible
Serving on a board or commission is one of the most rewarding ways to make an impact in your community. It’s meaningful work, but it’s also complex — and sometimes you may wonder if you’re the only one facing a particular challenge. The truth is, you’re not alone. By expanding
Serving on a local board or commission is a meaningful way to give back to your community. But let’s be honest — the work isn’t always easy. Appointees quickly discover that even though the role is rewarding, it comes with its share of challenges. The good news is you’re not
Being appointed to a local board or commission is both an honor and a responsibility. It’s a chance to bring your perspective, energy, and ideas into the decision-making process of your community. But if you’re new, it can also feel a little overwhelming. Where do you start? How can you
Vietnamese fintech startup Finhay has raised a $25 million Series B round led by Singapore-based Openspace Ventures, an early backer of Indonesia’s GoTo Group and 30 Under 30 Asia honoree Rexy Josh Dorado’s Manila-based social media site Kumu, and private firm Vietnam Investments Group. Other investors in the round included
