The Bulletin Board
Member News
  
FASBO would like to offer a sincere thank you to our attendees, sponsors, speakers, and partners!  We made the most awesome “Agents of Change”.
 
A special thank you to all our sponsors for paving the road to a successful conference.

 

This could not have been a successful conference without your support.  Without you, FASBO would not be able to offer the incredible opportunity to learn, network and earn professional development.  We look forward to working and partnering with you in 2022.
  
FASBO Officers and Directors
President – Dawn Meyers, Pinellas County Schools
Vice President – Cindy Stevens – Osceola County Schools
Past President – Mike Hewett – Pinellas County Schools
Director at Large – Jeff Robison – Hillsborough County Schools
Treasurer – Jim Drake – Retired CFO

Directors
Accounting - Cindy Norton – Santa Rosa County Schools
Finance – Franca Courchene – Pinellas County Schools
H/R Payroll - Vacant
Operations - Mark Fox – Pasco County Schools
Purchasing – Robert Waremburg – Orange County Schools
IT – Vacant
Certification - Becky Gideon – Marion County Schools
SASBO Rep – Suanne Lee – Monroe County Schools
Emerging Leader – LaTresa Carlisle – Escambia County Schools
Naylor Rep – Sid Tally
Vendor Rep – Tracey Gallentine – McKim & Creed
Executive Director – Robin Hukill


If you are interested in one of our vacant director positions, please contact an officer at fasbo.org.
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