The North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church in Atlanta announced projected part-time appointment changes as of Sunday, May 22.
In a Facebook post on Monday, May 23, the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church said that Bishop Sue Haupert-Johnson and the Conference Cabinet have announced projected part-time appointment changes as of Sunday, May 22.
According to the church’s post, the appointments will be effective July 1.
The church expressed gratitude to everyone of the North Georgia Conference's Licensed Local Pastors and Associate Members.
Interested readers may visit the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church’s Facebook post for more information written on this article.
New Treasurer, Chief Financial Officer
The United Methodist Church in North Georgia has named a new treasurer and chief financial officer.
Allison Berg will be named the next North Georgia Conference treasurer and chief financial officer, effective July 1, 2022, according to a Facebook post made by the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church on Friday, May 13.
According to the church, she will succeed Keith Cox, who will retire on June 30 after 21 years of faithful service.
Berg is currently Emory University's Associate Vice President of Finance, according to the church.
Berg is a long-time United Methodist who attends Oak Grove United Methodist Church, according to the church. She is regarded as a change agent in both her career and volunteer endeavors. Berg and her husband, Bill have three adult children and one grandson.
She is enthusiastic about the treasurer and chief financial officer posts, according to the church, and feels particularly called to the North Georgia Conference.
She will attend the annual conference in early June, where members will be able to formally confirm the selection.
According to the church's website, Berg's strategic and financial modeling skills affected key Emory decisions such as the purchase of St. Joseph's Hospital, the construction of the Emory isolation unit [necessary for Ebola], and the CHOA collaboration.
Berg is known for teaching her employees and forming productive, collaborative teams, according to the church.
She helps team members reach their maximum potential and deliver outstanding results in support of the organization's goals.
According to someone who worked under Berg for several years, she "has a lot of skill and a terrific attitude.”
She is easy to work with, relaxed, and concerned about her staff. According to the church, she interacts with us and learns about us.
Allison has acquired the trust of all levels and styles of leadership at Emory, which is a huge, sophisticated, multi-faceted, and decentralized institution, according to the North Georgia Conference.
According to the church, her capacity to see the big picture, see patterns and hazards, apply data analytics, and deliver results has contributed to greater productivity and change.
Loan Forgiveness Webinars
The North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church encourages the public to attend service loan forgiveness webinars.
On Tuesday, May 3 on Facebook, the North Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church announced that clergy and staff of faith-based non-profit organizations may now be eligible for the Public Service Loan Forgiveness (PSLF) Program.
However, according to the church's article, time is crucial.
More favorable temporary guidelines, according to the church, will expire on October 31.
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