Hidden away from public view for nine months now, former Deputy Mayor Dan Doctoroff last night emerged from his private sector bunker (he’s now the president of Bloomberg LP) to deliver his first retrospective on his time in the Bloomberg administration since he resigned in January.
Speaking at Columbia University to a lecture hall filled with graduate students from the School of Architecture, the takeaway message of the city’s former economic development architect-in-chief was little he hasn’t said before—government is tremendously slow, controversy marks every step one takes, and the Bloomberg administration discovered the key to public sector success—but his look back was at times refreshingly candid. read more »
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