City of Woodstock, Georgia
Ronald C Shelby has a diverse work experience spanning over three decades. Ronald C currently serves as the Chief Financial Officer at the City of Woodstock, Georgia since February 2020. Prior to this, they worked at the Center for State and Local Finance at the Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, where they held multiple roles including Assistant Director for CSLF, Executive Education in Public Finance and Executive Education Program Coordinator/GRA/PhD Candidate. Ronald C was responsible for overseeing the center's Executive Education program and teaching various topics in public finance.
Before joining the Center for State and Local Finance, Ronald worked at Galveston County, Texas as the Director of Finance and Administration from October 2009 to July 2011. Here, they served as the Budget Officer, Investment Officer, and oversaw Human Resources. Prior to this, they held positions such as Senior Financial Analyst, Budget and Investment Analyst, and Investment Analyst within the same organization.
Other earlier positions held by Ronald include Operations Auditor at Universal Computer Services, Investment Advisor/Representative at Principal Financial Securities, and EDI Contractor at Baxter Healthcare. Ronald C also worked as an Ag Commodities Trader at the Chicago Board of Trade and as a Merchant at Cargill.
Overall, Ronald C Shelby brings a wealth of experience in finance and administration, with expertise in public finance, budgeting, investment management, and human resources.
Ronald C Shelby completed their Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Stanford University in the years 1986 to 1990. Ronald C then pursued further education, obtaining a Master of Science degree in Finance and an MBA with a concentration in Business Administration - HR from the University of Houston-Clear Lake between 2006 and 2010. Prior to this, they also earned an Associate of Applied Science degree in Accounting from Galveston College from 2001 to 2004. Ronald's educational journey continued with their pursuit of a Master of Public Policy degree in Public Finance and Budgeting from Georgia State University - Andrew Young School of Policy Studies, which they completed between 2011 and 2020.
City of Woodstock, Georgia
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Woodstock, Georgia is a vibrant and diverse community boasting a world-class trail system, great shopping and dining options, and neighborhoods perfect for the suburban family all just 30 miles north of Atlanta. Woodstock’s City limits include more than 12 square miles and over 30,000 residents. Downtown Woodstock is home to 20+ restaurants offering a wide range of foods, from farm-to-table, fresh seafood, Italian & Mexican cuisine, cupcakes & pies, burgers & hotdogs, and even a food truck themed restaurant. Stroll through charming downtown Woodstock and shop at over 30 local shops where options abound with stylish clothing boutiques, antiques, an independent bookstore, jewelry, art, and unique gift items. Entertainment is plentiful in Woodstock with Northside Hospital-Cherokee Amphitheater, located in the Park at City Center in downtown Woodstock, hosting the annual Summer Concert Series and more. This state-of-the-art venue features multiple grass terraces and a large main lawn accommodating audiences of over 7,500. Entertainment for all ages can be found at Elm Street Cultural Arts Village. With the best art and entertainment year-round, Elm Street Cultural Arts Village offers live plays, galleries and art exhibits, camps, workshops, concerts, and improv. The City of Woodstock Municipal Government provides first in class service to its citizens, visitors, guests, and stakeholders. Woodstock Police Department is a CALEA Law Enforcement Agency while Woodstock Fire boasts an Insurance Services Office rating of 1; the best rating possible. The City of Woodstock Parks and Recreation Department hosts festivals, holiday ceremonies, parades, and events year-round while. Additionally, the William G. Long Senior Center is host to a number of activities for seniors within our community. There’s always something for anyone to do in Woodstock. After all, Woodstock was named One of Money Magazine’s 2015 Top 50 Best Places to Live in the United States .