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When the Role Ends

Financial readiness is only half the retirement equation. Discover five essential questions to help public service leaders navigate identity, relationships, daily structure, and purpose after the role ends.

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Clear News Samantha Horner Clear News Samantha Horner

Making Roll Call Matter

Roll Call is more than a routine briefing. It is a supervisor's most powerful daily tool to evaluate readiness, reinforce organizational culture, and bring stability to a team before the first call is dispatched.

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Clear News Dean Huard Clear News Dean Huard

Capital Dome Moments: Military Foundations for Civic Leadership

Every public servant has a moment when the weight of their responsibility comes into sharp focus. For former city manager Dean Huard, these "Capital Dome Moments" shaped his journey from the US Army to municipal leadership. Discover why veterans are uniquely equipped to restore civility, composure, and accountability to local public service.

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Clear News Matt Graves Clear News Matt Graves

What Makes a Great Owner’s Rep?

A great Owner’s Rep isn't just another seat at the table. They are the connective tissue between the owner, architect, contractor, and trades. Discover what it looks like to lead with tactical empathy, clear roadblocks, and deliver projects that work for everyone.

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Clear News James Groom Clear News James Groom

A Lifetime of Service and Still Shaping Communities

When Dr. Kent Myers walked away from law school, he didn't realize he was stepping into a four-decade career shaping communities across multiple states. From an unexpected internship that changed everything to helping establish Starbase, Texas, discover the core leadership lessons, adventures, and transitions that defined his journey in municipal government.

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Clear News Chad Edwards Clear News Chad Edwards

Honkers, Not Critics: Helping Former Leaders Keep Serving After the Title Is Gone

Leaving a public leadership role is often harder than it looks, as the title disappears much faster than the identity. Drawing from a powerful metaphor of geese in flight, author Chad Edwards shares how former leaders can gracefully transition from the front of the pack to the back, choosing to become encouraging "honkers" rather than armchair critics.

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