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Fulton County Government 2Nd Quarter 2021 Department and Staff Travel/Training Report Fulton County Government 2nd Quarter 2021 Department and Staff Travel/Training Report Department Department Name Unit Name Traveler Travel/Training Conference City/State Cost 101 Commission District 1 Commissioner Hausmann Elizabeth Hausmann 2021 State of the City of Roswell Virtual 50.00 Elizabeth Hausmann ACCG Meeting Savannah, GA (57.38) Commissioner Hausmann Total (7.38) Total Commission District 1 Total (7.38) 181 Arts/Cooperative Extension Arts & Culture Nancy Livengood 2021 AIC/SPNHC Joint Virtual Annual Meeting Virtual 125.00 Arts & Culture Total 125.00 Total Arts/Cooperative Extension Total 125.00 183 Senior Services Human Services Arlina Moore Course: Microsoft Excel Pivot Table Class Atlanta, GA 126.65 Brenda Russell Course: Microsoft Excel Pivot Table Class Atlanta, GA 126.65 Donna Beard Course: Microsoft Excel Pivot Table Class Atlanta, GA 126.65 Erick Flack Course: Microsoft Excel Pivot Table Class Atlanta, GA 126.65 Jamario Walker Course: Microsoft Excel Pivot Table Class Atlanta, GA 126.65 Jultathra Smith Course: Microsoft Excel Pivot Table Class Atlanta, GA 126.65 Kenyatta Eugene Course: Microsoft Excel Pivot Table Class Atlanta, GA 126.65 Milrinette Nelson Course: Microsoft Excel Pivot Table Class Atlanta, GA 126.65 Roderick Richardson Course: Microsoft Excel Pivot Table Class Atlanta, GA 126.65 Stacey Gray Course: Microsoft Excel Pivot Table Class Atlanta, GA 126.65 Yvette Gregory Course: Microsoft Excel Pivot Table Class Atlanta, GA 126.65 Human Services Total 1,393.15 Total Senior Services Total 1,393.15 186 Diversity and Civil Rights Compliance Office of Equal Employment Angela Richardson EEOC Training Workshop Virtual 150.00 Melissa Cuthrell EEOC Training Workshop Virtual 150.00 Nadine Oka ADR Institute - Annual Neutral Conference - Refund Atlanta, GA (125.00) Pamela George EEOC Training Workshop Virtual 150.00 Paulette Douglas EEOC Training Workshop Virtual 150.00 Sheila Mathieu EEOC Training Workshop Virtual 150.00 Office of Equal Employment 625.00 Total Diversity and Civil Rights Compliance Total 625.00 210 Finance Finance-General Accounting Sabrinna McTier 2021 GFOA Conference Virtual 378.00 Finance-General Accounting Total 378.00 Total Finance-Administration Ray Turner 2021 GFOA Conference Virtual 378.00 Hakeem Oshikoya 2021 GFOA Conference Virtual 378.00 Finance-Administration Total 756.00 Total Finance Total 1,134.00 215 Human Resources Employee Development Jeffrey Dinkins Certification: Five Behaviors of a Team Virtual 2,495.00 Employee Development Total 2,495.00 Total HR Administration Anna Roach Executive Coaching Smyrna, GA 5,000.00 Gary Jackson Certification: Five Behaviors of a Team Virtual 2,495.00 Ladisa Onyiliogwu Executive Coaching Atlanta, GA 5,000.00 Shermaine Perry-Knights Certification: Five Behaviors of a Team Virtual 2,495.00 HR Administration Total 14,990.00 Total Human Resources Total 17,485.00 Fulton County Government 2nd Quarter 2021 Department and Staff Travel/Training Report Department Department Name Unit Name Traveler Travel/Training Conference City/State Cost 220 Information Technology Department Relations Adam R Underwood LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Ali Nabavi LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Annette M Wilson LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Arjun Nair LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Austin Farmer LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Azar Khani LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Bennie Marcus LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Brandon R Faye LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Bridgette Smith LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Carl H Rowland LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Carlos A Turner LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Carmen Stephens LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 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O Soneyin LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Glenn Melendez LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Gordon A Rodgers LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Grace Vincent LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Gregory Crayton LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Hyun Hee Kwak LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Irina S Kroeger LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Jacque Mccrae LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Jacqueline V Burke LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 James D Stark LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 James R Watson LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Jason A Baker LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Jason Kandrick LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Fulton County Government 2nd Quarter 2021 Department and Staff Travel/Training Report Department Department Name Unit Name Traveler Travel/Training Conference City/State Cost Jefferey Jackson LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Jerry M Barry LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Jessica Allen LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Justin R Crowder LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Justyna Grinholc LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Kennedy Copeland LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Kenneth Poinsette LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Kirby Liu LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Letitia Frazier LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Mansoor Siddiqui LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Matthew Maierhofer LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Mattie L Smith LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Mehdi Tavakolian LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 Merlissa Nelson LinkedIn Learning Pro for Government Virtual 115.00 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