https://www.nwalandtrust.org/post/grady-spann-named-executive-director-and-chief-executive-officer-of-northwest-arkansas-land-trust
Grady Spann, who spent 28 years with Arkansas State Parks including six years as director, joins Northwest Arkansas Land Trust (NWALT) as executive director and chief executive officer. The appointment follows a national search for NWALT's next leader by the board of directors. Grady Spann, new Executive Director of the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust"It is an honor and a privilege to join

https://adpht.arkansas.gov/news/arkansas-state-parks-director-grady-spann-announces-retirement
Grady Spann, who started his career with Arkansas State Parks in 1993 as superintendent of Parkin Archeological State Park and rose to director of the Division of Arkansas State Parks in 2016, has announced his retirement, effective at the end of this year. "Grady has been a true leader of the parks and a very valuable member of my team

https://www.arkansasstateparks.com/news/shea-lewis-named-next-director-arkansas-state-parks
Lewis will replace Grady Spann, who retired on Dec. 31, 2021, after 28 years with Arkansas State Parks. Lewis began in the role on Jan. 3 at a salary of $120,002. "Shea Lewis has a proven track record of accomplishment within Arkansas State Parks," said Governor Asa Hutchinson. "Our parks system offers not only the outdoor recreation that

https://www.stateparks.org/news-events/retirement-video-tribute-grady-spann-arkansas-state-parks-director/
America's State Parks will help capture the collective strength and importance of the great park systems developed in the 50 states. With 10,234 units and more than 759 million visits, America's State Parks works to enhance the American quality of life. NASPD board members representing each region of the country will govern the America's State Parks alliance.

https://www.couriernews.com/lifestyles/arkansas-state-parks-director-grady-spann-to-retire-in-december/article_3175ec61-705f-54a5-9abe-17b1c633a33f.html
LITTLE ROCK — Grady Spann, who started his career with Arkansas State Parks in 1993 as superintendent of Parkin Archeological State Park and rose to director of the Division of

https://www.arkansasoutside.com/arkansas-state-parks-director-grady-spann-to-retire-in-december/
Below is the media release announcing the retirement of Arkansas State Parks Director, Grady Spann. Something not mentioned in the release is his extraordinary leadership in creating and improving trails […]

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Grady Spann enjoys spending time in parks with his family, riding his mountain bike and motorcycle around Arkansas. He worked for Arkansas State Parks for more than 24 years serving in various positions from a marina dock hand to Arkansas State Parks Director. His passions are parks and serving the public.

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Grady Spann The mission of the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust is to preserve and enhance the quality of life for all people in Northwest Arkansas through the permanent protection of land.

https://www.arkansasbusiness.com/article/grady-spann-counts-on-quality-of-life-in-nwa/
Grady Spann was named chief executive of the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust, based in Fayetteville, in May.He previously was director of Arkansas State Parks, serving in that role from 2016 until his retirement in December. Spann started his career with Arkansas State Parks in 1993 as the superintendent of Parkin Archeological State Park and worked in a variety of roles until his promotion to

https://www.natja.org/press-releases/arkansas-state-parks-director-grady-spann-to-retire-in-december/
(LITTLE ROCK, Ark.) - Grady Spann, who started his career with Arkansas State Parks in 1993 as superintendent of Parkin Archeological State Park and rose to director of the Division of Arkansas State Parks in 2016, has announced his retirement, effective at the end of this year. "Grady has been a true leader of the

https://creativemornings.com/talks/grady-spann
Grady Spann is the CEO/Executive Director of the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust. This month, Grady will share his life's journey from beautiful Brazil to the glory of The Natural State, including his perspective on the most valuable treasure he encountered along the way through an exciting and colorful life of discovery, exploration, and joy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IZE_HNJFwmU
Executive Director of the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust, Grady Spann, sits down with eTown radio show host Nick Forster for a short chat about nature conserv

https://armoneyandpolitics.com/grady-spann-arkansas-state-parks/
"Grady Spann has a proven track record of accomplishment within the state parks department, most recently as the Region 5 supervisor over the lodge state park operations. In addition to his 23 years with state parks, Grady is a military veteran, a natural leader and an outstanding communicator. He inherits a parks system that is the envy of

https://talkbusiness.net/2021/10/arkansas-state-parks-director-grady-spann-announces-retirement/
Grady Spann, who started his career with Arkansas State Parks in 1993 as superintendent of Parkin Archeological State Park and rose to director of the Division of Arkansas State Parks in 2016, has announced his retirement, effective at the end of this year.

https://www.magnoliareporter.com/news_and_business/regional_news/article_2d8e6308-a0a6-11e5-9ac3-3bbb71e274d6.html
"Grady Spann has a proven track record of accomplishment within the state parks department, most recently as the Region 5 supervisor over the lodge state park operations. In addition to his 23

https://www.facebook.com/RepFrenchHill/videos/rep-hill-congratulates-grady-spann-on-being-named-president-of-association-of-na/2689903764673379/
I congratulate Grady Spann, the director of The State Parks of Arkansas for being named President of the National Association of State Park Directors (NASPD). Grady is a 27-year employee of Arkansas State Parks, having previously served as the superintendent of the Ozark Folk Center State Park , Historic Washington State Park, and Parkin

https://talkbusiness.net/2022/05/grady-spann-accepts-top-job-with-nwa-land-trust/
Grady Spann accepts top job with NWA Land Trust. Fayetteville nonprofit Northwest Arkansas Land Trust (NWALT) said Wednesday (May 25) that former Arkansas State Parks director Grady Spann is its new CEO and executive director. Spann, who has relocated to Northwest Arkansas, succeeds Terri Lane, who has helmed the organization for the past decade.

https://www.nwalandtrust.org/our-team
Grady Spann serves as the organization's CEO, responsible for managing the overall operations and resources of NWALT, serving as the public face of the organization, coordinating with the board, and leading the short and long-term strategies of the land trust. Grady comes to the land trust from Arkansas State Parks where he served for 28 years.

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Grady Spann. Hobbs State Park shooting range reopens. Jul. 21, 2021. Arkansas Game and Fish Commission 2 Natural Resources Drive Little Rock, Arkansas 72205 833-345-0325. About AGFC. The Commission Our Mission and Vision Staff Regional Offices The Foundation

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I congratulate Grady Spann, the director of Arkansas State Parks for being named President of the National Association of State Park Directors (NASPD). Grad

https://talkbusiness.net/2016/01/new-arkansas-parks-director-grady-spann-can/
It would be difficult to say for certain, but it's possible Grady Spann is the first director of Arkansas State Parks to be fluent in Portuguese. As the son of

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Grady Spann The mission of the Northwest Arkansas Land Trust is to preserve and enhance the quality of life for all people in Northwest Arkansas through the permanent protection of land.

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