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R. Scott Fosler |
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Visiting Professor and Roger C. Lipitz Senior Fellow 301-656-3796 scottfosler@aol.com Expertise Public/private partnerships R. Scott Fosler, a leader in innovations in governance, is a visiting professor and the first Roger C. Lipitz Senior Fellow in the Center for Public Policy and Private Enterprise. Before joining MSPA, Fosler served as president of the National Academy of Public Administration (NAPA), a nonpartisan organization chartered by Congress to help improve the American system of governance. With expertise in fostering public/private partnerships, Fosler has held several positions in the public and private sectors and in academia, including vice president and director of goverment studies for the Committee for Economic Development (CED), and senior staff positions with the Institute of Public Administration of New York, and the U.S. national Commission on Productivity. Fosler was also elected to two terms on the County Council of Montgomery County. He currently chairs the board of directors of the National League. Among his publications, he co-edited The Challenge to New Governance in the Twenty-First Century: Achieving Effective Central-Local Relations and Public Private Partnership in American Cities. |
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