
Gwinnett County's Chairwoman Nicole Love Hendrickson has been placed into the spotlight on a national level, receiving kudos for her leadership and the groundbreaking work happening in her community. The National Association of Counties (NACo) recently honored Hendrickson with appointments to its leadership after the county scooped up awards for 31 of its innovative programs.
In a move that's set to amplify Gwinnett's influence beyond Georgia, NACo President James Gore appointed Hendrickson to lead as the Subcommittee Vice-Chair of the Community, Economic, and Workforce Development Steering Committee, a segment largely focusing on housing. She's also poised to further serve as the Vice Chair of the Large Urban County Caucus. "I am deeply honored by this appointment and grateful to President Gore for his confidence in my leadership," Hendrickson told Gwinnett County News. "Serving Gwinnett County has been a privilege, and I am excited to bring my experiences and ideas to the national stage through my roles with NACo."
The Chairwoman has been at the forefront of Gwinnett's transformative initiatives, which include the introduction of a new transit development plan, the establishment of an affordable housing development fund, and engagement strategies aimed to make local government more responsive and transparent. These efforts haven't gone unnoticed as Hendrickson's commitment to serving her community and contributing to NACo's mission earned her the recent appointments, further cementing her reputation for stewarding meaningful local and now, potentially national change.
James Gore's choice to elevate Hendrickson within NACo's ranks is a testament to her dedication to public service and a track record of delivering results for not only Gwinnett County but also in her contributions to various boards spanning local, statewide, and national levels. "Gore said he chose Hendrickson because of her commitment and dedication to NACo and the County in which she serves," was reported by Gwinnett County News, signaling a bright future for Hendrickson's role in shaping policies around community and economic development nationally.









