Anca Grozav, the Chief Deputy Director of the North Carolina Office of State Budget and Management (OSBM), has recently been elected to a significant leadership position within the National Association of State Budget Officers (NASBO). This prestigious role as the Southern Regional Director has Grozav poised to influence and shape the conversations that drive fiscal policy across the southern states. According to an announcement obtained by OSBM's website, her peers have recognized her dedication and competence in public service.
In her new capacity, Grozav will not only represent southern budget officers but also look to actively engage and to collaborate with her counterparts throughout the nation. "Anca’s election to the NASBO Executive Committee is a testament to her leadership, expertise, and commitment to public service," stated Kristin Walker, State Budget Director. She underscored the value Grozav will bring to the organization and to her colleagues across the country, as noted by the OSBM's website.
NASBO operates as a hub for state budget officers, providing a platform for sharing best practices, fostering collaboration, and enhancing professional development. Grozav's role will include guiding NASBO's strategic direction and ensuring that the collective voice of southern states is accurately represented within the national discourse.
Grozav's history with the OSBM spans over a decade and a half, culminating in her current post as Chief Deputy Budget Director for the past three years. She possesses a wealth of experience in state fiscal policy, strategic planning, and performance management. "I look forward to collaborating with my colleagues from across the country," Grozav expressed. Her commitment to advance sound budgeting practices and to drive innovation in state governments is evident in her election to the NASBO board as reported by the OSBM's website.
