Sheryl Sculley
MEMBER SINCE: 2005
Independent Director, MGIC; City Manager, City of San Antonio, Texas; Former positions with the City of Phoenix, Arizona: Assistant City Manager, Deputy City Manager. Former positions with City of Kalamazoo, Michigan: City Manager; Acting City Manager; Deputy City Manager; Director, Office of Public Services; Assistant to the City Manager; Planner, Community Development Department.
History of Employment
Primary Policy Areas
Budget and Finance, Civil Rights and Liberties, Commerce, Criminal Justice/Justice, Disability Rights, Economy, Education, Energy, Environment/Natural Resources, Ethics, Gender Policy, Government Operations/Innovation, Health Care, Homeland Security, Housing, Immigration, Indian Affairs, Infrastructure, Labor/Workforce Training and RecruitmentLabor, Nonprofit/Philanthropy, Pensions, Poverty, Small Business, Taxes, Transportation, Urban Affairs
Primary Sector of Expertise
Local
Primary Functions
Budgeting and Finance, Communications and Marketing, Change Management, Data Analytics, Economic Forecasting, Grants Management, Human Capital, Information Technology, Intergovernmental, Organizational Structure/Design/Development, Performance Measurement, Procurement and Acquisition, Risk Management, Strategic Planning, Working Capital Funds
Academy Studies
Management Matters Podcast
The Inclusion of Equity in Community Resilience with Sheryl Sculley
Season: 1 Episode:68 | August 23, 2021
Show Notes:
On this episode, we welcome Sheryl Sculley, former City Manager of San Antonio and Academy Fellow, to discuss linking communities together as City Manager, equity budgeting, and interacting with surrounding cities and counties.