Mayor Landrieu Appoints Charles West to Lead Innovation Delivery Team for New Orleans
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Today, Mayor
The Innovation Delivery Team will be assigned specifically to developing innovative strategies that reduce murder holistically and that improve customer service, specifically reducing wait times and processing times for key city services. To assist the City in achieving success with the Innovation Delivery Team model, Bloomberg Philanthropies is funding the salaries and operating costs through resources managed by the
West has spent the past ten years of his career combining business process re-design with the implementation of technology to develop solutions that improve organizational effectiveness. A
West's previous consulting experience ranges from performance management for the
"I am honored that
The Innovation Delivery Team model draws from successful approaches used around the world. In
As he assumes his new role, West will travel to
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