NACRO

Abbreviation for North American Central Reporting Office. Manages Enited States, Canada, Mexico, Carribean and some countries of Central America; administered in Dallas, Texas, USA.

See Leaders > Regional Offices for additional information.

Leadership

• Gayle Kelly (American)
• Thomas Hack (American)
• David Forsberg

Regional Offices

The Family International divides regional management into zones that have changed very rarely and typically in very small ways over its history. They are:

• ASCRO (Asian Central Reporting Office): Southeast Asia and Indian Subcontinent; administered in Bangkok, Thailand
• EURCRO (European Central Reporting Office): Europe, Africa, most of Russia; administered near Zurich, Switzerland by:
  • Lisa (Norwegian)
  • Philip or Zadock Lloyd (American)
• NACRO (North American Central Reporting Office): United States, Canada, Mexico, Carribean and some countries of Central America; administered in Dallas, TX by:
  • Gayle Kelly (American)
  • Thomas Hack (American)
  • David Forsberg
• PACRO (Pacific Area Central Reporting Office): Japan, China, Korea, Australia, Far East Russia and other countries of the Pacific; administered in Tokyo, Japan and Kaohsiung, Taiwan. Also known as FENRO (Far East National Reporting Office) when it was located in Hong Kong prior to the 1990s
• SACRO (South American Central Reporting Office): South America; administered in Santiago, Chile
  • Juan Rosas (Peruvian)

Each region is managed by a team of Continental Officers (COs), each team typically having five to seven members. The management structures beneath the CO team are more variable and their members are changed frequently.