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Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative
教育业
Cambridge，MA 8,965 位关注者
Advancing leadership, management, and innovation in cities.
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The Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative—a program of the Bloomberg Center for Cities at Harvard University—is a collaboration between Harvard Kennedy School, Harvard Business School, and Bloomberg Philanthropies. Its mission is to equip mayors and senior city officials to tackle complex challenges in their cities and improve the quality of life of their residents. The Initiative is committed to advancing research and developing new curriculum and teaching tools to help city leaders solve real-world problems. This approach is designed to help unlock the full potential and optimize the performance of cities. If mayors and their organizations thrive, cities can adapt, endure, and thrive as well.
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https://www.cityleadership.harvard.edu
Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative的外部链接
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- 教育业
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- 11-50 人
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- Cambridge，MA
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- 2017
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US，MA，Cambridge
Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative员工
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Snapper Poche
Program Director, Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative
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Jenn Studaker
Creative Art Direction & Design
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David Giles
Program Director, Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative
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Michael Johnson
Servant Leader |Urban Planner |Policy Analyst | Data Scientist |Civic-Designer|
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Read and learn: in the Harvard University classroom this week,?city leaders from 11 cities in the U.S., Canada, Europe, and South America?are studying research-backed approaches to successful cross-sector collaboration. Read and download two teaching cases from the program exploring how city leaders?in?Rockford, Illinois, and Louisville, Kentucky used collaboration and data strategies to take on veterans’ homelessness and improve student learning outcomes. ???Change at the Speed of Trust:?https://bit.ly/3C45Kov?? Authors: Gaylen Moore, Jorrit de Jong, Paul Reville, Lynne Sacks, and Anna Burgess ???How Rockford Changed Course to Tackle Veterans’ Homelessness:?https://bit.ly/3DSO3ZQ Authors:?Eric Weinberger, Dan Levy, and Jorrit de Jong #collaboration
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This week we're welcoming 77 cross-sector leaders from 11 cities for an intensive week of learning and connection with Harvard University faculty affiliates of the Bloomberg Center for Cities at Harvard University and other government innovation experts, with thanks to Bloomberg Philanthropies. Successful collaborations inside and outside of city hall are essential for tackling cities’ top challenges—such as downtown and neighborhood revitalization, public safety, transportation, and weather crises like coastal flooding. #learning #leaders #collaboration #cities? Welcome to participants from: - City of Charleston - City of Colorado Springs - City of Edmonton - Freiburg, Germany - City of Hartford - Nashville, TN (Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County) - Municipalidad de Rosario - City of Seattle - City of Shreveport - Utrecht, Netherlands - City of Winnipeg
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????Celebrating UNESCO International Day for Digital Learning! Today, we recognize the transformative power of digital learning.?The Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative is committed to advancing city leadership by providing open access to cutting-edge educational resources backed by peer-reviewed scholarly research. The collection meets the Open Educational Resources (OER) definition—allowing you to access, re-use, and adapt content for use in your city, organization, or classroom to solve real-world challenges and improve residents’ lives. ???Discover these free tools and resources today, and deepen leadership knowledge for yourself, your students, or your organization:?https://lnkd.in/eYBN2arR #InternationalDayForDigitalLearning #DigitalLearning #OER #CityLeadership #DigitalInnovation #PublicService #UrbanLeadership?
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How does your city decide what projects to tackle first? When resources are limited, strategic prioritization is key. A study by?Boston University?and Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative researchers shows how cities can use #data to make smarter decisions—like determining which abandoned buildings to demolish first to improve resident safety. Read the Action Insights to learn more:?https://bit.ly/411bJTo. Study authors: Jonathan Jay, Jorrit de Jong, Marcia P. Jimenez, Quynh Nguyen, and Jason Goldstick
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More women are leading cities than ever before. To mark #IWD2025, the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative is expanding its case set featuring women leaders in local government worldwide. These free teaching cases and facilitator guides explore leadership in action, from crisis response to cross-sector collaboration and driving innovation in government. ?? Explore the newly updated case set and bring these #leadership lessons into your organization: https://bit.ly/4jXpr2n.?? ? #IWD #cityleadership #casestudies #caseteaching #cities? International Women's Day 2025
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What happens when you propose a new idea in your organization—does it spark debate, cause conflict, or get ignored????A study supported by the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative explores strategies for navigating value conflicts and securing support:?https://bit.ly/40FZziE. #innovation #leadership #changemanagement #cityleadership #publicsectorinnovation Study authors:?Albert Meijer?and?Jorrit de Jong
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How can #innovation improve the public sector? Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative researchers recently joined scholars from around the world at the #PUBSIC conference at Utrecht University, Netherlands to present and discuss research on urban innovation and #leadership. Learn more about the Initiative’s academic research and curriculum development:?https://bit.ly/42Z2JB9. Jorrit de Jong Fernando Fernandez-Monge Quinton Mayne Katharine Robb ??First photo courtesy of Fleur Stalenhoef
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Bloomberg Harvard City Hall Fellow?Ishu Gupta?is working with?City of Green Bay?departments to develop a city-wide data strategy that?will?strengthen governance, enhance decision-making, and drive operational efficiency. Download our free teaching case to learn more about building data capabilities in city hall:?https://bit.ly/4k02qMu.?
I'm excited to share 'Connect Green Bay' - Citywide Data Strategy of the City of Green Bay. Over the last five months I've had the opportunity to collaborate with various departments to develop a robust and technically rigorous data strategy. Link: https://lnkd.in/esjS_mjr Our initiative involves architecting data governance frameworks that integrate seamlessly with policy-making processes and service delivery. We're laying the groundwork for advanced data pipelines, enabling interdepartmental data sharing and establishing performance management matrices to track progress on key strategic initiatives. This three-year plan is designed to foster a data-driven culture along with leveraging AI tools to enhance operational efficiency and decision-making. Key aspects include: Data Infrastructure & Governance: Developing a scalable and secure data governance infrastructure that supports real-time analytics and ensures data integrity across departments. Performance Metrics: Designing and implementing performance management matrices to objectively measure progress against strategic priorities. AI Integration: Identifying opportunities for AI tool adoption to optimize processes and streamline operations. Interdepartmental Collaboration: Utilizing a systematic framework for data integration that facilitates cross-departmental data sharing, ensuring that our governance systems are comprehensive and unified. Eric Genrich, Joseph Faulds, Jason Bamman Diana Estefania Estrada Alamo, MPH, Lena Geraghty, Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative, Bloomberg Philanthropies, Snapper Poche, Lindsay Woodson, AICP
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Exciting progress in?City of Port St. Lucie!?Bloomberg Harvard City Hall Fellow Nikki Zheng has been working alongside city leaders and residents to deliver on community priorities. The launch of this green spaces project shows the power of collaboration. Congratulations on this milestone! Learn about the Bloomberg Harvard City Hall Fellowship and fellows’ meaningful work:?https://bit.ly/3QaVDBF.?
Bloomberg Harvard City Hall Fellow, City of Port St. Lucie | Harvard GSD '24 | 2021 Olmsted Scholar
This past weekend, I participated in my FIRST-EVER Citizen Summit at the City of Port St. Lucie, and it was an incredibly meaningful day of event. As part of my two-year City Hall Fellowship, I'm proud to have reached our first milestone of launching our Initiative - Naturally PSL: Green Spaces and Places - at this year's Citizen Summit. It includes three pilot programs/projects to increase awareness, engagement, and ultimately access to High-performance Public Spaces in Port St. Lucie for our residents. ? What makes this milestone even more meaningful is how we got here - two Citizen Summits ago, residents identified neighborhood parks and preserves as a top priority for the city. That feedback sparked a journey - one that led our team to partner with Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative and the Centre for Public Impact to work alongside over 100 residents and across multiple city departments in co-designing solutions. I'm beyond fortunate to build upon the extensive work from our innovation team, and to be trusted with shaping these ideas into tangible projects that show our residents how their voices truly drive changes in this community. ? Besides the excitement of launching this initiative, interacting with residents and receiving their first-hand feedbacks during the Citizen Summit has been a powerful reminder for me to stay focused on what we set out to do with our passion at a time full of changes and uncertainties, and to pour energy into spaces where we can make a real impact on the people around us. Needless to say, I absolutely could not have made it this far without the overwhelming support and extraordinary leadership from Kate Parmelee and my teammates Sabrina McLeod and Salome Angrand, our rockstar Communication Department led by Sarah Prohaska, our dedicating Department of Parks and Recreation Kelly Boatwright, and every idea steward on the innovation team who had generously offer their trust and input throughout the progress - Thomas Salvador, Louis Johnson, MPA, MELP, Bolivar Gomez, Marissa Da Breo-Latchman,Summer Burdick,Jennifer Gamble-Perkey. This work is also made possible through the generous backing of the Bloomberg Harvard City Leadership Initiative. Their guidance and investment in this work made a difference in how we have and will continue to collaborate and innovate in city government. This milestone is truly just a beginning. I'm so excited to keep building on this work and to see where we’ll be at Citizen Summit 2026! Check out our progress to increase access to High-performance Public Spaces in Port St. Lucie: https://lnkd.in/ejT3M4FD Learn more about the work of Bloomberg Philanthropies and the Bloomberg Center for Cities at Harvard University.
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