Katherine Barrett & Richard Greene

Barrett and Greene

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Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene are national experts in government management and policy. They are principals of Barrett and Greene, Inc.; columnists for Governing; and have worked with many government-related organizations, including the National Association of State Personnel Executives, the National League of Cities and the Governmental Accounting Standards Board.


Recent Articles

  • An Ounce of Encouragement
  • Some states and localities are taking steps to get constituents to do what they ought to do anyway.


  • Don't Ask
  • The more thoroughly you measure the depths of any problem, the bigger that problem will appear to be.



  • The Listening Post
  • One of the toughest things for states or localities to do is get bona fide input from citizens on how they're doing.





  • Numbers, Crunched
  • If budgets are financial plans, then CAFRs tell you what happened to the plan. So why don't more people pay attention to them?

  • Do You Know What You Own?
  • A surprising number of states and localities don't have the kind of inventory of their assets that a decent shoe store has.

  • Speed Limits
  • Response time is the easiest but not necessarily the best measure of performance.

  • When Boomers Retire
  • A number of states are looking to career-building programs to grow their workforces of the future.

  • Short on Oversight
  • States and localities are outsourcing more of their services, but management of the contracts is in dire need of an upgrade.


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