Liz Kozub
Associate Director, National Technical Assistance
Liz Kozub is the Associate Director of National Technical Assistance at Community Progress, America’s nonprofit leader for turning “Vacant Spaces into Vibrant Places.”
In her role, Kozub works directly with local government decision makers, grassroots leaders and other community stakeholders across the country to deliver a range of technical assistance and capacity building services to urban, rural, and suburban communities.
Prior to joining Community Progress, Kozub 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. In this role, Kozub worked to establish a multi-municipal code enforcement program and oversaw the development of a data system aimed at increasing officer efficiency and effectiveness. Kozub was also a member of the leadership team to form the Tri-COG Land Bank, a multi-municipal, community driven Land Bank.
Kozub received a MPA from the University of Pittsburgh Graduate School of Public and International affairs, and BA in political science from Allegheny College. She is based in Buffalo, New York.