Liz Kozub serves as the Associate Director of National Leadership and Education for the Center for Community Progress. She manages trainings opportunities that aim to build a common awareness of the problems properties within communities and assist community leaders in determining roles each can play in a comprehensive approach to vacancy and abandonment.
Prior to joining Community Progress, Liz served as the Assistant Director for the Turtle Creek Valley Council of Governments, a multi-municipal agency focused on intergovernmental cooperation and shared services in the Mon Valley of Allegheny County, PA. She worked to establish a multi-municipal code enforcement program and oversaw the development of a data system aimed at increasing officer efficiency and effectiveness. Liz was also a member of the leadership team to form the Tri-COG Land Bank, a multi-municipal, community driven Land Bank.
Liz received a Master of Public Administration from the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International affairs, and Bachelor of Arts in Political Science from Allegheny College.
Liz is a native of Buffalo, New York, and lives in Wilmington Delaware.