Please accept my declaration of candidacy for the National Conference of Bankruptcy Clerks Board of Governors position. I joined the National Conference of Bankruptcy Clerks in 2005, and have remained a contributing member ever since. As a former Board member serving from 2010 through 2013, I successfully collaborated with the Board and bankruptcy clerks to provide education, sustain membership, and provide scholarships. During my tenure, I served as chairman of the NCBC Conference Education Committee, and coordinated bankruptcy-specific training programs for conferences held in New Orleans and San Francisco. I also served as Membership Committee Chairman, and through creative efforts, worked with circuit liaisons to provide membership building resources at the local level. Additionally, I worked on the Scholarship Committee, and assisted with the creation of scholarship procedures and assessment guidelines. I am confident in my ability to make a smooth transition, not simply because of previous Board experience, but because I am creative, committed, and have obtained progressive leadership skills as a Supervisor, Deputy Clerk in Charge and Chief Deputy Clerk for the Ohio Northern Bankruptcy Court. I would greatly appreciate your vote, and welcome an opportunity to meet the professional needs of NCBC members.
I am honored to submit my name in nomination for the position of Secretary of the National Conference of Bankruptcy Clerks. I have been a member of NCBC since 2006. I previously served on the Board of Governors 2011-2013 and was appointed by the board to fill the position of Secretary for the remainder of the 2013-2015 term of my predecessor. I have served as Chair and/or Co-Chair of the following NCBC Committees: Awards/Scholarship Committee for 2011-2013 and Education Committee 2015. I have also served on the Awards, Mentorship and Website Committees, starting in 2009 for the Awards and Mentorship Committee and Website Committee since 2012. I am a 2012 graduate of the Michigan State University Judicial Administration Certificate program. I have been with the Bankruptcy Court in Massachusetts for close to 27 years. I started out as an Intake Clerk, then moved to Case Administration, followed by Data Quality Analyst. I have been a Systems Analyst for over 15 years. Being a part of NCBC has given me the ability to connect with so many court employees across the country and I hope to meet more in the coming years. I believe NCBC’s most important feature is its promotion of Education for its members and I hope to continue to be a part of this process. Your vote of support would be most appreciated. My name is Pamela Ricciarelli and I am announcing my candidacy for the position of Secretary with NCBC. For the past two years, I have served as the Local Representative for the District of Rhode Island and have been an active member of NCBC since 2008. I have been employed in the Clerk’s Office for over 6 years in the capacity of Case Administrator as well as serving my District as Courtroom Deputy Back-up and a Chapter 11 Clerk. Prior to my tenure with the Bankruptcy Court, I was employed as a Paralegal for a local Bankruptcy Attorney for over 10 years. NCBC is an organization I firmly believe in. I greatly appreciate that it actively promotes education and provides networking opportunities in addition to so many other benefits! Through my attendance at previous NCBC conferences and Ops forums, I have had the pleasure of connecting with members of the judiciary across the Country. Currently, I am enrolled in the Michigan State University Program, which is and continues to be a learning experience. In addition, I am an associate member of the Association of Bankruptcy Judicial Assistants (ABJA) and am currently serving on the Conference Committee. I am hoping that you will find my credentials appropriate to support my candidacy for the position of Secretary for NCBC. It is a privilege to serve the federal judiciary and I would welcome the opportunity to serve NCBC as Secretary. Thank you in advance for considering me and I would be honored to receive your vote. Hello and Happy Spring NCBC Members! We’re only a few months away from our Atlanta Conference! I hope you’ve enjoyed the latest information-filled issue of the IMPACT brought to you by your Editor and Editorial Committee. Additionally, I hope that you take a minute to visit our NCBC Blog at http://ncbcblog.weebly.com. I’d like to take a minute to thank Joe Markley and the incredible Website Team for all their hard work on the new website. Check out our new IMPACT section on the main NCBC website at http://www.ncbcweb.com/newsletters/. As always, a big shout goes out to my Editorial Committee: Meredith, Dailin, Shawna, and Monica to thank you for all your help in getting this together and finished on time! If you have any questions, comments, or suggestions, would like to be a part of the Editorial Committee, or submit an article for the next issue of the IMPACT, please feel free to contact me at [email protected]. |
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