Northwoods Case Aide Specialist Bryn Coby Named Top Influencer in Local Government
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Being recognized as a Top 100 Influencer in Local Government gives Bryn Coby a competitive edge in advancing her career.
Bryn Coby's role as a Case Aide Specialist involves providing critical administrative support to child welfare agencies, enabling caseworkers to focus on families.
Bryn Coby's dedication to improving outcomes for children and families in Ohio embodies the spirit of public service and community collaboration.
Bryn Coby's recognition as a local government leader showcases the impactful work being done to protect and support children in communities across Ohio.
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Bryn Coby, a Case Aide Specialist at Northwoods, has been selected as one of the Top 100 Influencers in Local Government by Engaging Local Government Leaders (ELGL) for 2025, recognizing her exceptional contributions to child welfare services in Ohio.
Coby currently supports nine child welfare agencies, with plans to expand to twelve, leading a team of generalists who provide crucial administrative support. Her work enables caseworkers to dedicate more time directly to families, potentially improving outcomes for children across the state.
Ryan Sherry, Director of Case Aide Services at Northwoods, praised Coby's dedication, noting her consistent commitment to supporting county caseworkers and the children and families they serve. Dave Minning, the company's President and CEO, emphasized that her recognition reflects Northwoods' commitment to innovation and collaboration in public service.
Coby herself acknowledged the award as a collective achievement, crediting the child welfare workers who perform challenging protection work in local communities. Her recognition underscores the critical behind-the-scenes work that supports frontline social services and enhances the efficiency of child welfare systems.
This honor highlights the important role of administrative professionals in public service and draws attention to the complex work of supporting child welfare agencies. By reducing administrative burdens, professionals like Coby enable social workers to focus more directly on supporting vulnerable children and families.
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