State Treasurer Brad Briner today announced four new members to the state Investment Advisory Committee.The appointees are Robert Durden, CEO/CIO at the University of Virginia; Michael Kennedy, former Senior Client Partner with Korn Ferry; Jamey Spencer, Managing Director and shareholder at Pathstone; and Dan Ward, CIO at Greenhawk Family Office.
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Dr. Brian Miller, a practicing hospitalist and Associate Professor of Medicine at the Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, and a Nonresident Fellow at the American Enterprise Institute, has been named to the North Carolina State Health Plan Board of Trustees, State Treasurer Brad Briner announced today.Dr. Miller also serves as an Adjunct Associate Professor at the UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School, where he has taught an MBA course on health insurance for almost a decade.
Up More than 43% Since 2017 Even After Paying Out Nearly $52 Billion in Benefits
Requests Retirement Services Division to Expedite Benefits
NC ABLE announces partnership with Krispy Kreme in its first official corporate benefit offering as legislation introduced by former U.S. Sen. Richard Burr reaches important milestone on Dec. 19.
State Treasurer Dale R. Folwell Hails Helen Little’s Efforts at Check Presentation
Winston-Salem State Chancellor Bonita Brown Calls Check from NCCash.com "Holiday Cheer"
Failure to Comply with Resolution Could Further
Result in Financial Takeover, Town Dissolution
In recent media interviews, Pilot Mountain Mayor Evan Cockerham has asserted that the Local Government Commission (LGC) “failed to alert us to financial discrepancies and, thus far, have offered only limited guidance.” This statement is factually inaccurate. In fact, LGC staff have been meeting with the town representatives for the last eight years, expressing concerns about Pilot Mountain’s financial health and fiscal management.
A majority of Local Government Commission (LGC) members veered from longstanding staff guidelines to approve an incomplete $78 million financing request from Cabarrus County at their meeting Tuesday, Nov. 12. The 5-4 vote went against a staff recommendation to delay the vote while awaiting important information to complete the county’s application. Commission members unanimously approved a separate Cabarrus County request for $73 million.