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ICCA Executive Director, Jane Browning, is an association management professional with nearly 20 years of executive management experience. She is the former Executive Director of the Learning Disabilities Association of America. As Executive Director of the President’s Committee on Mental Retardation in the Clinton administration, she served on the senior management team of the $39 billion Administration on Children and Families, Department of Health and Human Services. She was Director of Membership Services and Publications for the National Association of Social Workers, responsible for a budget of $13 million and overseeing 40 staff in a union environment; and Director of Program Development for The Arc of Maryland. She was Executive Director of the Arkansas Endowment for the Humanities, editor of the Quapaw Quarter Chronicle (Little Rock’s historic preservation newspaper), and co-author of the 8th grade textbook An Arkansas History for Young People (University of Arkansas Press), now in its fourth edition.


Ms. Browning is a member of the National Institute on Justice Community Corrections Research Network; an advisory committee member of the Jail Reentry Roundtable; a member of the National Community Corrections Committee; and the National Criminal Justice Association’s Executive Director Roundtable. ICCA is an active participant in the Justice Roundtable’s Reentry Working Group, and the National Coalition for Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention.


Email: jbrowning@iccaweb.org

 



Awet Sellers is the Operations Coordinator for ICCA, providing operations support to the Executive Director and maintaining the administrative and logistical needs of the organization.  Ms. Sellers has a BA in Communications from Howard University.  She served as the Administrative Assistant with the National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s Club. As well as serving as a fundraiser for the Center for the Study of Services.  She is a former Members’ Service Representative with Three Cords, LLC where she received the Trouble Shooters Award for developing innovative dispute resolutions.


Email: asellers@iccaweb.org

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