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3/19/2018
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Board of Commissioners
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Cabarrus Conversations: Concord <br />Bill Dusch's involvement with the City of Concord has come full circle over <br />the last three decades –from alderman's son to mayor. <br />His father, Frank, paved the political way when he joined the city's <br />planning and zoning committee and later become an alderman. Years <br />later, Dusch began serving on the planning and zoning committee and <br />co-founded the company Technologies Edge, which was hired to build the <br />city's IT infrastructure. <br />Transition from Business Owner to Mayor <br />"It was quite a change to go from a contracted director to mayor of the <br />city, but at the same time, I know all the departments and how they <br />operate," Dusch said. "The city is like 25 different companies rolled up <br />into one and I've been involved with nearly all of them." <br />The transition was about "95 percent seamless," Dusch said. While things <br />like budget and financial statements are "second nature" to him, there <br />was still a learning curve. "The city got a new mayor and two new council <br />members at the same time; it was 72 years of seniority that either retired <br />or changed." <br />Search for a New City Manager <br />Mayor Bill Dusch <br />One of those retirements is Brian Hiatt, who is leaving his City Manager position in April after nearly 20 years. <br />During the first two months of his mayoral role, Dusch said his number one priority was selecting Hiatt's <br />replacement. The national search process began last fall, before Dusch took office. In February, the Concord City <br />Council announced Lloyd Payne will take the helm as City Manager, after serving as Assistant City Manager since <br />May 2015. <br />"We really wanted the new city manager to be in place by early March, so the person could shadow Brian before <br />he retires," he said. "Brian even offered to delay his retirement by a month, which shows you how well we worked <br />together to get this critical position filled." <br />Click here to read more. <br />INDUSTRY VISITS <br />(8 FOLLOW-UPS) <br />• <br />• Governor Launches Initiative toSupport Economicnn PARTNER <br />ProscerltyinRural Communities " MEETINGS <br />Checkout and follow Go Bold's Facebookto stav uo-to-date—/+ /� SOLUTIONS <br />on all the latest news and iob fairs in Cabarrus Countv ) V( PROVIDED <br />Cabarrus Economic Development Team <br />Robert Carney, Jr., Executive Director, marney@cabarrus.biz <br />Samantha Grass, Recruitment Project Manager, sgrass@cabarrus.biz <br />LeeAnn Nixon, Existing Industry Project Manager, Inixon@cabarrus.biz <br />Josh Fernandez, Research & Marketing Coordinator, jfernandez@cabarrus.biz <br />3003 Dale Earnhardt Blvd, Suite 2, Kannapolis, NC 28083 1 (704) 782-4000 1 www.cabarrusedc.com <br />© ® Page 284t number 1 \n <br />Page 284 <br />
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