Saturday, April 13, 2019 from 10:45 a.m. - noon PDT
Location: 2005
LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Learn about new trends in decisionmaking that influence bureaucratic reform.
- Discover current best practices for bureaucratic reform.
- Hear about in the difficult but necessary task of making local government more responsive to the needs of communities.
MORE SESSION DETAILS
Reforming the rules of a bureaucracy can seem like an impossible task but when done properly, reform can improve the functions of local governments and the services they provide, as well as provide lasting impacts to the communities they serve. Delve into the challenges and opportunities that arise when planners attempt to change the rules.
This session brings together planners from the public and private sectors to discuss new methods for bureaucratic reform, utilizing big data and smart policy. Learn about changes in New York City's labyrinthine bureaucracy, changes to Los Angeles's rules for developers, and advances in utilizing big data to inform decisionmaking. Hear how these planners are working to make change possible in their local communities. This moderated panel discussion addresses tips, tricks, and lessons learned from their experience greasing the wheels of bureaucracy.
Session Speakers
Henry Pontarelli
Speaker
Lisa Wise Consulting, Inc.
San Francisco, CA

Linda McIntyre, AICP
Speaker
Ann Arbor, MI

Olivia M. Jovine
Speaker
DMPED
DC, DC

Timothy Douglas, AICP
Session Organizer and Moderator
Patterson, NY

Veronica Chuah, AICP
Speaker
Brooklyn, NY
Activity ID: NPC198114