Richard Greene Author & Editor

Described by Peter Harkness, founder of Governing magazine, as "by far the most experienced journalists in the country covering public performance," Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene are special project consultants to the Volcker Alliance, senior fellows with the Council of State Governments, senior fellows at the Fels Institute of Government at the University of Pennsylvania, external advisors at the Government Finance Research Center, and fellows in the National Academy of Public Administration. They founded the Government Performance Project, which was funded for more than a decade by The Pew Charitable Trusts and which evaluated performance measurement and other management systems in all 50 states, on a biannual basis, as well as in cities and counties on several occasions. In addition, Richard Greene has been named chair of The Center for Accountability and Performance at the American Society for Public Administration (ASPA). They are also management columnists and write occasional major features for Governing magazine. They are senior fellows at the Governing Institute.