Indiana Municipal Management Association
Created to support municipal and county managers and to promote professional local government management across the state, the Indiana Municipal Management Association (IMMA) is a non-profit, non-partisan organization composed of professional local government managers, such as city and town managers, chief administrative officers, and assistant and deputy managers, who share a passion for providing excellent public service and implementing policies that make communities better places to live.
2025 IMMA Annual Conference
June 4 – 6
Clarksville, Indiana
Get ready for the 2025 IMMA Annual Conference, June 4–6 in Clarksville! This year’s event features workshops on leadership, downtown revitalization, council-manager relationships, and the fiscal impacts of SB 1, along with legislative updates, Statehouse advocacy , and a walking tour of Clarksville’s redevelopment. Evening events include a Louisville Bats baseball game on Wednesday and a rooftop social at Bolt + Tie on Thursday. We can’t wait to see you there!
Hotel Information
Home2 Suites Clarksville Louisville North
1624 Leisure Way, Clarksville, IN 47129
Group Name: IMM
Rate: $109 Two Queens / $119 King plus tax
Phone: (812) 920-1880
Please contact the Home2 Suites Clarksville Louisville North directly for hotel reservations and request the IMM hotel block. Reservations must be made by Monday, May 19, to receive the group rate. IMMA and Aim are not responsible for hotel reservations or cancellations.
2024 – 2025 IMMA Officers
President
Chase Bruton, Town Manager, Yorktown
1st Vice President
Ben Lipps, Town Manager, Cumberland
2nd Vice President
Will Lacey, Assistant Town Manager, Danville
Past President
Nate Thorne, Assistant Town Manager, Plainfield
Northern Regional Director
Pam Howard, Town Manager, Waterloo
Central Regional Director
Jonathan Perez, Town Manager, Upland
Southern Regional Director
Sandie Jones, Town Manager, Nashville
Aim Board of Directors Members
Kevin Baity, Town Manager, Clarksville
Mark Morgan, Town Manager, Danville
Contact Us
Erin Jamison-Koenig
Communications Director
ejamisonkoenig@aimindiana.org
(317) 237-6200 x228
IMMA Municipal Membership
Made up of town and city managers, or those performing the same function, IMMA members collaborate and share innovative strategies to creatively address challenges and guide their communities forward. The Indiana Municipal Management Association is affiliated with the International City Managers Association and prides itself on its promotion of professional growth and development among municipal managers. Each year IMMA gathers for an annual conference and hosts various webinars and luncheons throughout the year to maintain connections with one another and provide vital educational offerings.
IMMA Corporate Membership
Being a corporate member of the Indiana Municipal Management Association (IMMA) is designed to provide your organization with many unique opportunities. Each member will be able to interact with municipal managers from all around the state of Indiana. These managers are responsible for the operation of municipalities, including economic development, public safety, purchasing, contracts and personnel.
ICMA and IMMA Senior Advisor Program
Senior Advisors are retired City/Town and County Managers with lengthy experience who are respected within the public management field. The IMMA Board of Directors and the Executive Director of the International City/ County Management Association jointly appoint Senior Advisors. Learn more on the ICMA website.
As volunteers, Senior Advisors provide, at no cost career and employment counsel to members; guidance and counsel to members regarding ethics questions or concerns; assistance to town, cities and counties with the managerial form of government; assistance to town, cities and counties that are considering adopting the managerial form of government; assistance to civic groups regarding the managerial form of government; and assistance to members-in-transition with guidance and direction as they seek new opportunities in public administration.
Senior Advisors will provide guidance and assistance once a manager/administrator vacancy has been verified, subject to availability. Services may include: outlining to elected officials the placement process based on ICMA guidelines; determining qualifications, compensation and position requirements; assisting local staff with position advertisements; reviewing and recommending semi-finalist candidates based on desirable manager attributes established by the governing body and providing assistance to the jurisdiction during the interview phase of the placement process. The governing board shall select finalists for interviews.
Background searches on candidates are not included in the services and should be conducted through qualified individuals or firms retained by the city or county.
Senior Advisors are not consultants but serve as colleagues and counselors.
Indiana Senior Advisor:
Tonya Galbraith (tonyaann2@outlook.com)
IMMA is an affiliate of the International City/County Management Association (ICMA).