Phyllis Randall's guest appearances

Phyllis Randall

Oral Arguments for the Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit

LoudounPossible Pod

Loudoun Impact

Alice Frazier

Tony Howard

Tom Corley

Scott Harris

Mark Warner

Tammy Bjelland

Ken Falke

Tony Buffington

Kristina Bouweiri

Ara Bagdasarian

Eric Byrd

Beth Erickson

Pete Snyder

Brian Steorts

Neil McNerney

OwlTail

Chair Randall has had a long career in politics, both at the state and local level, however her original profession is as a mental health therapist.  Born in Stuttgart Germany as one of 6 children in a military family, Chair Randall was raised to believe that public service is one of the highest callings.Daily briefings on the number of Covid cases and deaths in the county is difficult.  She credits her family, friends and her strong Christian faith to help her get through the crisis.What's one of her favorite take-out meals over the past few weeks?  Shrimp &amp; Grits at Tuskies!

Chair Randall has had a long career in politics, both at the state and local level, however her original profession is as a mental health therapist.  Born in Stuttgart Germany as one of 6 children in a military family, Chair Randall was raised to believe that public service is one of the highest callings. Daily briefings on the number of Covid cases and deaths in the county is difficult.  She credits her family, friends and her strong Christian faith to help her get through the crisis. What's one of her favorite take-out meals over the past few weeks?  Shrimp &amp; Grits at Tuskies!

Phyllis Randall:  Loudoun County Supervisors Chair

On this episode of the pod, we talk with Loudoun Board of Supervisors Chair Phyllis Randall and Russell Seymour, the economic development director from the Town of Leesburg.  Chair Randall talks about how the county is dealing with COVID-19 and the new Business Interruption Fund that the Board passed last week. The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved $1.15 million in grant funding for the  COVID-19 Business Interruption Fund to support Loudoun businesses impacted by the coronavirus  outbreak. On Thursday of last week, the Economic Development Authority added another 250 thousand dollars to the fund.   Mr. Seymour discusses the initiatives in Leesburg that the Town Council has approved to assist businesses and talks about how he and his team have worked to assist companies during this pandemic.

On this episode of the pod, we talk with Loudoun Board of Supervisors Chair Phyllis Randall and Russell Seymour, the economic development director from the Town of Leesburg.  Chair Randall talks about how the county is dealing with COVID-19 and the new Business Interruption Fund that the Board passed last week. The Loudoun County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved $1.15 million in grant funding for the  COVID-19 Business Interruption Fund to support Loudoun businesses impacted by the coronavirus  outbreak. On Thursday of last week, the Economic Development Authority added another 250 thousand dollars to the fund.   Mr. Seymour discusses the initiatives in Leesburg that the Town Council has approved to assist businesses and talks about how he and his team have worked to assist companies during this pandemic.

Chair Phyllis Randall & Russell Seymour of Leesburg 4/27/2020