July 2, 2025 - 23:38
The city of Glendale has appointed Shijie "Jack" Liang as its new finance director. With nearly two decades of experience in public finance, Liang brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the role. His extensive background in local government finance positions him well to oversee the city’s financial strategies and operations.
Liang has previously held various leadership roles in municipal finance, where he successfully managed budgets, implemented financial policies, and enhanced fiscal accountability. His commitment to transparency and efficiency in government operations aligns with Glendale's goals for financial stewardship and community service.
In his new position, Liang will be responsible for preparing the city's budget, managing financial reporting, and ensuring compliance with financial regulations. City officials expressed confidence in Liang's ability to navigate the complexities of municipal finance and contribute to the overall economic health of Glendale. The community looks forward to his leadership and innovative approaches to enhance the city's financial management.
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