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Management in the Public Sector Princeton University, March 31 – April 1, 2016 Management in the Public Sector Princeton University, March 31 – April 1, 2016 Thursday, March 31 4:30pm Public Speech by Governor Gina Raimondo of Rhode Island (Robertson Hall) Introduction by Cecilia Rouse, Dean of the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs 6:00pm Dinner for Panelists and Selected Students, Nassau Club Friday, April 1 (All events to take place in Bowl 016, Robertson Hall) 8:00am Breakfast, Arrivals 8:30am Introduction to the Day Professor Steven Strauss, Wilson School, Princeton 8:45am Reflections on Management in the Not-For-Profit and Government Sector Jennifer Raab, President, Hunter College, CUNY 9:00am Management in Education: Raffaella Sadun, Thomas S. Murphy Associate Professor of Business Administration, Harvard Business School: Does Management Matter in Schools? Josh Wallack, Deputy Chancellor for Strategy and Policy, New York City Department of Education Moderated by Professor Martha Coven, Wilson School, Princeton 10:00am Break 10:15am Managing using Behavioral Techniques: Report from the Behavioural Insights Team and Ideas42: Oliver J. Wise, Director, Office of Performance and Accountability, City of New Orleans Elizabeth Linos, Head of Research and Evaluation, Behavioural Insights Team, North America Will Tucker, Managing Director, Ideas 42 Moderated by Assistant Professor Johannes Haushofer, Department of Psychology, Princeton 11:15am Technology in the Public Sector: Nigel Jacob, Boston Office of New Urban Mechanics Katherine Oliver, Principal, Bloomberg Associates Gabriella Gómez-Mont, Chief Creativity Office, Mexico City Moderated by Professor Nick Feamster, Computer Science Department, Princeton 1 12:15pm Lunch and Roundtable Discussions, Robertson Hall Gallery Todd Asher, Senior Member of the Media and Technology Team, Bloomberg Philanthropies Josh Wallack, Deputy Chancellor, NYC Public Schools Peggy Twohig, Assistant Director for Supervision Policy at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Elizabeth Linos, Head of Research and Evaluation, Behavioural Insights Team, North America Gabriella Gómez -Mont, Chief Creativity Officer, Mexico City Nigel Jacob, Co-Founder of the Mayor’s Office of New Urban Mechanics, Boston David Ehrenberg, President and CEO, Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation 1:30pm Management in the Public Sector Martin Williams, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at University College London, Department of Economics – “The Political Economy of Unfinished Infrastructure in Ghana” Daniel Rogger, Research Economist in the Impact Evaluation Unit of the World Bank's Development Research Group – Management Practices in the Public Sector: Evidence from West Africa Moderated by Professor Jennifer Widner, Wilson School, Princeton 2:30pm Break 2:45pm Innovation in the Public Sector: What Have We Learned? Scott Cordes, Director, Innovation and Budget, City of St. Paul Theresa Reno-Weber, Chief of Performance and Technology, Louisville Metro Government Courtney Hawkins, Executive Director, Providence Talks Moderated by James Anderson, Bloomberg Philanthropies 4:00pm Alumni Panel: Managing in the Public Sector – What do I wish I had learned at WWS? David Ehrenberg, MPA-URP ’06, President and CEO Brooklyn Navy Yard Development Corporation Peggy Twohig, MPA/JD ’83, Assistant Director for Supervision Policy at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Rochelle Haynes, MPA-URP ’06, Chief of Staff, NYC Department of Homeless Services Moderated by Jennifer Raab, MPA ’79, President, Hunter College, CUNY 5:00pm Closing Remarks Professor Steven Strauss, Wilson School, Princeton 5:05pm Alumni Reception, Robertson Hall Gallery 2 .
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