The ViewPoint Cloud office has been ablaze with excitement as we near #ELGL19. For this year’s conference, we’re sending a first-time attendee, Tom Crosby, and we thought it would be fun to have him sit down with our resident ELGL veteran, Rachel Keyser, to chat about the upcoming event.
ViewPoint Government Solutions is excited to announce that Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority (VTA) has selected ViewPoint Cloud to bring modern, user-friendly permitting to the agency. VTA will be using ViewPoint Cloud to manage construction permitting in and around their transportation hubs, furthering their mission to provide community-focused transportation options that are innovative, environmentally responsible, and promote the vitality of the region.
Name: Ryan Morrow
Job title: Software Engineer
Hometown: Boston, MA
How long have you been with ViewPoint?: 3 months
Describe yourself in three words: Curious, Goofy, Empathetic
Astrological Sign: Virgo
If you’re wondering what our favorite moment from this month’s ICMA conference was, there’s one particular night that stands out. (Though our conversations with thoughtful government innovators offered too many highlights to recount!) We always knew local government folks loved karaoke, but it wasn’t until this year at ICMA that we found out just how much.
Name: Tom Crosby
Job title: Municipal Relationship Manager
Hometown: Weymouth, MA
How long have you been with ViewPoint?: 2 years!
Describe yourself in three words: Curious, Calm, Extroverted
Go-to karaoke song: Ramble On by Led Zeppelin.
Name: Rachel Keyser
Job title: Director of Strategic Growth
Hometown: Seattle, WA
How long have you been with ViewPoint?: 2.5 years
Describe yourself in three words: Principled, Creative, Curious
If you could have one superpower, what would it be: To speak every language in the world
Name: Andy Navarro
Job title: Municipal Relationship Manager
Hometown: West Covina, CA
How long have you been with ViewPoint?: 6 months
Describe yourself in three words: Enthusiastic, Patriotic, Unconventional
Patronus: Irish Wolfhound (according to a random test on the internet)
ViewPoint Government Solutions is thrilled to announce that the Capitol Region Council of Governments (CRCOG) in Hartford, Connecticut has signed a contract extension with ViewPoint through 2023. With this agreement CRCOG will continue to offer Connecticut municipalities streamlined procurement of ViewPoint Cloud, the company’s cloud-based permitting, licensing, and code enforcement software. Originally signed in 2009, the extension will usher in almost 15 years of continuous service to Connecticut communities.
Name: Ashley Jamerson
Job title: Data Engineer
Hometown: Merrillville, IN
How long have you been with ViewPoint?: 4 years
Describe yourself in three words: Independent, Musical, Night Owl
Go-to karaoke song: “All Star” by Smash Mouth
If you don’t know much about Code for America, you should. The first thing you’ll see on their website homepage is an example of a radical paradigm shift happening in the public sector.
Name: Carl Anderson
Job title: Senior Municipal Relationship Manager
Hometown: Sudbury, MA
How long have you been with ViewPoint?: 5+ years
Describe yourself in three words: Logical, Focused, Dedicated
If you could have one superpower, what would it be? Mindreading, so I could really know why my opportunities were lost and not won
Name: Liz Usherwood
Job title: Customer Success Manager
Hometown: Tampa, FL
How long have you been with ViewPoint?: 1 year!
Describe yourself in three words: Enthusiastic, clumsy, and intellectual
Self-awarded ViewPoint superlative: Most likely to laugh at own joke
ViewPoint Government Solutions is excited to announce the opening of their new Los Angeles office. This move is a reflection of their continued growth in the govtech field of online permitting as well as the hotbed of forward-thinking governments in California and on the West Coast.
Last month, some of our favorite people at ELGL (Engaging Local Government Leaders) reached out to their community to help fund a ‘Diversity Dashboard’ project.
The goal is to “collect quality data about the race, gender, veteran status, and age of local government Chief Administrators (CAOs) and Assistant Chief Administrators (ACAOs) for every local government entity in the United States by December 31st 2017.”
