Rodney A. Greco Freeholder 520 Market Street 8th Floor Camden, NJ 08102 (856) 225-5576 rgreco@camdencounty.com Term - January 2007 through December 2009

While his January 2007 swearing in made Rod Greco the newest member of the Camden County Board of Freeholders’ team, Rod views the trusted position as really another step in a journey of public service.

Rod’s career efforts in the field of Education serve as a testament to his passionate beliefs in providing one of our greatest natural resources – the students of Camden County - with the required technical skills to succeed in today’s challenging world, as well as the critical human services for those in need.

Since 1986, Rod has served as the Management Information/Technical Service Supervisor for the Gloucester Township School District. Rod also is the Director of the Standardized Testing and Central Registration program for the district, as well as its Affirmative Action Officer.

Prior to his present duties, Rod served with distinction for 13 years as a Special Education teacher in the district at the Charles W. Lewis Middle School.

Rod brings his boundless energy and unique management style to his Freeholder responsibilities, and the residents of Camden County will certainly benefit from his presence on the job.

Those overseeing Rod’s work no doubt share his belief, “that what you do speaks louder than what you say,” as evidenced by their selecting Rod in 2005 to receive the prestigious Camden County Freedom Medal for his distinguished work.

Rod also takes great pride in his service since 1993 as a member and Vice Chairperson on the Camden County Ethics Board.

His keen desire to be actively involved in all of his professional and personal interests has allowed Rod to keep his finger firmly on the pulse of Camden County issues for nearly 20 years. Rod is proud of his work and contributions as: a member of Gloucester Township Town Council since 2000; his service as President of the Black Horse Pike Board of Education (1994-2000); as a member of the respected Camden County Library Commission (1994-2000), and as the Financial Chairperson of the NJAET (1990-2000).

Rod has anxiously turned his attention to his Freeholder duties and looks forward to the new challenges ahead, and yet another opportunity to serve.

“‘Service is the rent we pay for the privilege of living on this earth,’” said Rod quoting the late Congresswoman Shirley Chisolm (D-NY) as the driving force of his life’s work. “I have been blessed in so many ways and I want to continue to do all that I can to make a meaningful difference in the lives of the good people of Camden County.”

Rod is a longtime resident of Gloucester Township and currently resides in Blackwood with his wife Susan and their two sons, Jesse and Nick.

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