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Public availability of CNO positions and names
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Council Member Julie Won inquires about the public availability of Chief Nonprofit Officer (CNO) positions and names. Lisa Flores initially states she needs to confirm this information but later confirms that the names of CNOs are indeed public.
- Won asks if CNO positions and names are public, similar to Chief Procurement Officers
- Flores initially needs to confirm the information
- It is later confirmed that CNO names are public
- The possibility of making CNO contact information available online is discussed
Julie Won
1:12:28
Okay.
1:12:28
Are the positions or the names of the people who have these positions public?
1:12:33
Because you know how usually we have the chief procurement officer for agencies public?
1:12:38
Are these public?
1:12:40
Chairwoman,
Lisa Flores
1:12:41
I'd have to get back to you after or have executive director Sadio get back to you and answer to that question.
1:12:46
Don't know off the top of my head.
Julie Won
1:12:48
Okay.
1:12:49
Because I think it I I really support this executive order and I want to figure out how because I have a next set of questions about assistance because people ask all the time who do I call for help?
1:13:00
And I think if we are able to have a public figure whether it's a CPO or CNO that we can have as a directory for nonprofits to reach out to say, hey, have this outstanding payment payment from Mokjay.
1:13:11
Here's who I can talk to.
1:13:13
I'm making that easier for these folks, although that will be a lot of high volume for these one individual, but at least there's somebody we can name.
1:13:22
And can you help us also understand how I'm still trying to understand how mocks works with mods and what the reporting structure is like now.
1:13:31
I know that they have six staff members.