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His goal as ICC regional manager is to continue the
outstanding relationship between the two common agencies.
"ICC will continue to work with CAAK to provide the best
service, training, certification and communication in the
industry," said Corey. "ICC shares the same mission as
CAAK and therefore we will (and I expect to) work together to
continue improving the industry, our ICC/CAAK relationships
and nurture success for the future."

Roblee received his CAAK initiation at Kentucky Dam Village
in April. "CAAK is integral to the success of building and fire
safety officials throughout the state and I will intend on
working (tirelessly) with the CAAK BOD to ensure that we
work together effectively and efficiently," Roblee said. "The
CAAK BOD is composed of many outstanding individuals
and I am quite fortunate to have them as part of the
CAAK/ICC leadership team."

Roblee joined ICC in March of 2008 after John Payne's
retirement. "In a sense, I am very green," he said.

Single and the oldest of three brothers, Corey enjoys sports,
music, boating, fishing, golfing, cigars and fine wines.
Though he enjoyed his fellowship at the conference with the
blue and white and red and black clad UK and U of L CAAK
fans, Corey is loyal to his Buckeyes. "I bleed scarlet and
gray," Corey says, "so I live and die by my Ohio State
Buckeyes. OH-IO! "

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Corey Roblee may consider himself "green" as an ICC
employee, but his resume is stacked with credentials.

The Columbus native and new ICC regional manager holds
a BA in political science from Ohio State University,
worked as a senior legislative aide on the Ohio House of
Representatives, and served as campaign director of
numerous local, state and nationwide political and ballot
issue campaigns.

If that isn't enough, Roblee, prior to joining ICC, was vice
president of public affairs and campaign management at a
national consulting firm, and an independent government
relations consultant.