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Retirement Board
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The Retirement Board is composed of seven members. Its membership includes:
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George Stevens: |
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Mr. Stevens is the Chairman of the Retirement Board and was appointed to the Retirement Board by Governor Guinn in July 2003. He has
twenty-two years of experience in public finance in the State of Nevada, and is the Chief Financial Officer for Clark County and the
University Medical Center of Southern Nevada. |
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Mark R. Vincent: |
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Mr. Vincent is the Vice-Chairman of the Retirement Board and was appointed to the Retirement Board by Governor Gibbons in April 2009. A licensed Nevada certified
public accountant since 1981, Mr. Vincent has over twenty-four years of financial management experience in both the private and public sectors. He has been the Chief
Financial Officer for the city of Las Vegas since 1998 after a seventeen year career with several Nevada Test Site prime contractors. Mr. Vincent has been a resident
of Nevada since 1965. |
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James Green: |
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Captain Green was appointed to the Board by Governor Gibbons in 2009. He is in his 17th year working for the Henderson
Police Department and currently assigned as the captain for the Criminal Investigation Division. James has served as
a committee member for Nevada Amber Alert since 2003. |
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Bart Mangino: |
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Mr. Bart Mangino was appointed to the Board by Governor Gibbons in 2009. Mr. Mangino is currently the principal of Bonanza High
School in the Clark County School District, Las Vegas. He has been employed by Clark County School District since 1979. |
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David Olsen: |
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Mr. David Olsen was appointed to the Board by Governor Gibbons in 2009. Mr. Olsen has over twenty-nine years of accounting
experience in both the private sector and in State government. Mr. Olsen is currently the Chief Accountant for the Department of
Transportation, prior to working for the Department of Transportation Mr. Olsen worked for the State Controller’s Office and the
State Attorney General’s Office.
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Paul C. Page: |
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Governor Gibbons appointed Lieutenant Paul C. Page to the Retirement Board in July 2010. Paul is the current Chairman of
the Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Managers and Supervisors Association, which is the professional association representing LVMPD’s
Sergeants, Lieutenants, and Captains. Lt. Page first joined LVMPD in 1992. Prior to law enforcement, Paul worked in the financial
industry for more than ten years, including management in Citibank’s Credit Card Division. Paul graduated from the University of
Nevada, Las Vegas, where he received his Bachelor of Science in Business Administration–Finance (with a concentration in Investments)
and Master of Business Administration (MBA). Paul has worked as a graduate research assistant for UNLV’s Center for Business and
Economic Research. In 2000, Paul was the first Nevadan to earn a Certified Fraud Specialists (CFS) designation; he received the
Certified Fraud Examiners (CFE) designation in 1996 and is credentialed as a Certified Business Manager (CBM). Paul is the current
Chairman for both the LVMPD Health and Welfare Trust and the LVMPD Employee Benefit Trust. Paul has been honored with: 2005 Federal
Law Enforcement Investigator of the Year, the Fraternal Order of Police “2001 Police Officer of the Year Award,” the LVMPD Meritorious
Service Award, the LVMPD Exemplary Service Award, and the LVMPD Community Service Award (twice). Paul is the national president
(past national vice president) of the Association of Certified Fraud Specialists; and national trustee for the Badge of Honor Foundation.
The Kiwanis Club/Western States Region honored him with the 2001 “Nathan Hale Award.” In 2002, the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce honored Paul
with its “Community Achievement Award” (Public Service).
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Charles Silvestri: |
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Mr. Silvestri was appointed to the Board by Governor Guinn in 1999. He retired
from the Clark County School District in 1989 where he was employed as a teacher, Associate Superintendent of the Human Resources Division,
Acting Superintendent for the 1981-82 school year, and Deputy Superintendent for the Human Resources and Business and Finance Divisions.
He also served as the Clark County School District lobbyist during the 1989 legislative session. After retiring from the Clark County
School District, Mr. Silvestri worked for Southwest Gas Corporation as Director of Consumer and Community Relations until 1999. Mr. Silvestri
received the honor of having a school named after him, the Charles Silvestri Junior High School in Las Vegas. Mr. Silvestri is currently a
government relations/public affairs consultant.
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