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August 9, 2010

Nancy Mohr Steps down as the Head of Chester County 2020

            After nine years at the helm of CC2020, Nancy Mohr has announced her retirement as of the end of July. Her health from a stroke in the fall ’09 has made this a difficult decision for her.  Her passion for the non-profit’s mission has not waned, for “there is also one more task to complete, one more dream to dream.  I’ve experienced the benefit of meeting with the fascinating fabric, the diversity, and the committed people across the county.”

In the interim, the Chairman of the Board, Jock Hannum, will be responsible for continuing CC2020’s mission as will the Board. Nancy will be on hand to support the transition to the new leadership of C2020.

                And as she observes, “Over the past nine years, there have been changes here in Chester County, some unavoidable, some that might have been chosen with a wiser eye – if we had looked, listened and considered. Everyone who moves to the county has a dream of how their home and community will be. It’s human nature to emphasize what appeals in the first place. And if it doesn’t meet expectations, there are unexpected surprises. CC2020 tries to help maintain the integrity of the county as we know and cherish it – charm, beauty, open space, neighborliness – and the responsibility we all share.”

        Nancy leaves a legacy of programs that has nurtured Chester County and supported one of the country’s best places to live. From Community Conversations to Keep Farming First to the Master Planner Program, she has made CC2020 a recognized force in preserving the county’s quality of life.    


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About CC2020

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"Chester County 2020 helps create livable communities by bringing people together to find common ground and then working to transform dialogue into action."

Chester County 2020 is a fully expansive, inclusive partnership that looks upon everyone in the county as a partner. You are Chester County 2020.

       Chester County 2020 is an innovative, energetic, non-profit change agent. We concentrate on connecting the county's residents, businesses and political leaders to engage in cooperative efforts that address common issues; dispel misguided rumors that develop in any community discussion; and foster action on the critical issues that maintain the county's highly valued quality of life. Without support from you, your neighbors and friends, we cannot fulfill that mission.

       The past history demonstrates our increased visibility as a non-partisan, community-sensitive organization that convenes diverse constituencies. A gratifying outcome is enhanced communication and cooperation among organizations and individuals of wide-ranging attitudes and expertise. Also, direct involvement with natural resource protection and farmland preservation continues as CC2020 responds to issues involving the dynamics of an increasing population.

       Since the year 2000, more than 50,000 new residents have moved to Chester County.  Such an increase in population translates into challenges for livable communities and resource protection. If there is to be less sprawl in the cornfields and less degradation to critical natural resources, especially the watersheds, the urban centers must become more livable. Density proposals in areas where infrastructure exists need to become less contentious. Allied concerns involve the serious shortage of affordable homes; improved, accessible public transportation; safer and less congested roadways and, most importantly, a strengthened sense of community.

What we do

"Chester County 2020 helps create livable communities by bringing people together to find common ground and then working to transform dialogue into action." 

Board of Directors - 2010
John B. Hannum, Jr., Esq. ,Chairman
George Asimos, Esq., Vice-Chair
Kate Damsgaard
Judy DiFilippo
Michael J. McGee
William Reynolds

Ex officio
Nancy Mohr, President/CEO
Michael Davis, Treasurer

emeritus
Burton Rothenberger, Ph.D.
Henry F. Thorne
Henry A. Jordan, MD, Founder

Advisory Council

Amy McKenna

Larry Bosley

Bill Scott, Esq.

Ginny Wood

Staff

William Stevens, Business Manager
George Fasic, A.I.C.P., Consultant
Aimee Wharton, Database Manager
Nancy Wykel, Program Associate


Chester County 2020
217 W State Street
Kennett Square, PA 19348
p: 610.925.0900 - f: 610.925.0902
info@cc2020.org