Jeremy Goldberg

Jeremy M. Goldberg Deputy CTO (Managing Director NYCx and NYC Digital) at City of New York, Mayor's Office of the CTO Greater New York City Area Connect More actions City of New York, Mayor's Office of the Chief Technology Officer University of San Francisco University of San Francisco See contact info See contact info See connections (500+) 500+ connections Highlights Reach out to Jeremy M. for... Probono consulting and volunteering. Message Jeremy M. Articles & activity 4,549 followers The Heyday of America's Cross-Sector Partnerships Jeremy M.’s profile photo Jeremy M. Goldberg Published on LinkedIn Article originally appeared in HuffingtonPost For a number of decades we've been rhetorically relegating a number of places and regions as dying, while tens of millions continue to live, work, and even innovate there. Once thriving industrial job centers, now depicted as places that are hollowing out - with business, talent, resources, and industry fleeing - and plagued by abandoned buildings and blighted homes, high crime, locked into some ritualized implosion. In some cases, it may even be the city in which you were born and raised. However, mention the term "economic recovery" and, depending on where you are and who you're with, you'll get very different reactions. Those living in the Bay area and other technology-driven cities, for example, can easily lose sight of the real, day-to-day, economic challenges other regions face. Housing surpluses, unemployment, and even abandoned neighborhoods are quite foreign concepts. Many have forgotten that - much like San Francisco, Chicago, and New York today - these cities once attracted and mobilized millions of workers, gave birth to many of America's greatest inventors and entrepreneurs, and forged the industrial might that made America a global economic power. In spite of this storied heritage, the legacy constraints facing many of these cities and regions are many: fiscal shortages, aging populations and infrastructure, financially besieged social programs, compounded by an employee benefits system in need of real reform. Yet within these cities there remains relentless grit and determination, creativity, and even the seeds of economic revival in the aftermath of the Great Recession and industrial transition. This movement is drawing on talent from across sectors and embracing new approaches to government reinvention such as public-private partnerships. On his recent "Rise of the Rest" tour, Steve Case reminded us of a particularly poignant example. Sixty years ago, Detroit was the driver for innovation and growth. Detroit was America's Silicon Valley. And today, it's in cities like Detroit, highlighted by Case, where some of our greatest challenges and opportunities exist. Detroit is again innovating (and succeeding) and introducing new ways to attract a young, involved citizenry to the table. Come Play Detroit offers unique social and intramural sports leagues; PowerMoves.NOLA recently launched in Detroit and seeks to increase the number of venture-backed minority founded companies; and the Write a House program has connected aspiring writers of all kinds with Young Detroit Builders to gut and rehab foreclosed houses. Programs such as these give young people skills and experience that will last a lifetime, and even an opportunity to own the very homes they revive. Cities such as Detroit likewise inspire unexpected partnerships, start to rekindle their tax base, and nurture a recommitted citizenry. Economic stress and other constraints are formidable, and are certainly being experienced most urgently by the residents of cities that once powered our nation's growth. Yet, some cities have been able to overcome or manage their problems. Increasingly these stories are being shared, testimony to the power of human ingenuity and creativity in the face of extreme difficulty. In fact, Peter Sims recently captured much of this spirit when he set out with the BLK SHP (black sheep), last month across America to cities such as Cleveland, Louisville and New Orleans. The fact is that in these cities people are pushing outward and inward, trodding little traveled paths and forging new roads. It was this spirit, "similar to America's Heyday" that this pioneering entrepreneurial spirit, settled this vast country and made it great. Today, we're in the midst of what may eventually be known as the "Heyday of America's Cross-Sector Partnerships." These partnerships are social, economic and generating impact in the "unexpected" cities and examples include: Strive Partnership which is improving public school education in Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky Initiative Foundation, an effort of nationally recognized foundations focused on strengthening communities and economies of Greater Minnesota. Community and Economic Revitalization initiatives in the aftermath of the Bethlehem Steel Plant closing in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania Augusta Warrior Project, which connects veterans to the resources they need from health, to education and employment in thirteen counties in Georgia and South Carolina. Highlighting models of cross-sector success and engaging leaders at places like the Presidio Institute is one of the best ways for us to create the necessary momentum for change in our cities. As leaders from government, to business, and philanthropy, there are important, difficult calls to make, while continuing to inspire, encourage, and to shine a light on the often forgotten and underestimated places of America. We should be #AllInforCities and the people within them who are working hard to make them as great as they can be. 17 Likes 4 Comments Like Comment Share See all articles No alt text provided for this image #Champion Jeremy M. commented No alt text provided for this image Thank you for the partnership. We look forward to many applicants from Helsinki and the broader region. #NYCx #Cybersecurity Moonshot cc: Youssef Kalad . Jeremy M. commented 1 Like No alt text provided for this image “A local approach in promising jurisdictions like New York...may be the model we need to fight the sometimes daunting challenge of dealing with security vulnerabilities and the inadequate resources to combat them.” - Bojan Simic Great analysis of #CyberNYC https://lnkd.in/gQ2tgzQ cc: Youssef Kalad Gary Johnson Nicholas Lalla Wilson Lin Yoav Tzruya Geoff Brown #NYCx #Cybersecurity #Moonshot Jeremy M. shared this 13 Likes See all activity Experience City of New York, Mayor's Office of the Chief Technology Officer Deputy CTO (Managing Director NYCx and NYC Digital) Company NameCity of New York, Mayor's Office of the Chief Technology Officer Dates EmployedMay 2018 – Present Employment Duration8 mos LocationNew York, NY City of New York, Mayor’s Office of the Chief Technology Officer Deputy CTO, NYCx Company NameCity of New York, Mayor’s Office of the Chief Technology Officer Dates EmployedApr 2017 – Apr 2018 Employment Duration1 yr 1 mo LocationNew York, NY Based out of the New York City Mayor's Office of the Chief Technology Officer (MOCTO), I lead our bold ideas and breakthroughs domain focused on the way we interact and influence emerging technologies in the public realm. www.nyc.gov/nycx City and County of San Francisco Director, Innovation Partnerships & Director of Startup in Residence (SF MOCI) Company NameCity and County of San Francisco Dates EmployedOct 2015 – Apr 2017 Employment Duration1 yr 7 mos LocationSan Francisco Working out of the SF Mayor's Office of Civic Innovation, I led the regional and global growth of Startup in Residence, a 16-week program which partners government departments with startups to develop products and services that address critical public sector challenges in San Francisco and with our current partner cities Oakland, San Leandro and Wes... See more This media is a video STIR Demo Day 2016 STIR Demo Day 2016 Civic Consulting USA Advisor, Civic Innovation & Partnerships Company NameCivic Consulting USA Dates EmployedJan 2015 – Jul 2016 Employment Duration1 yr 7 mos LocationNew Orleans, LA Oversaw the design and development of the public-private partnership collaboration with the White House Strong Cities Strong Communities (SC2) National Resource Network in the City of New Orleans. This media is a link Public. Private. Pro Bono Public. Private. Pro Bono City of San José Company NameCity of San José Total Duration2 yrs 9 mos TitleDeputy Chief of Staff - Civic Innovation Dates EmployedApr 2012 – Dec 2014 Employment Duration2 yrs 9 mos LocationSan Jose, California Based out of the Office of Mayor Chuck Reed I served in the following capacity: *Silicon Valley Talent Partnership Lead (April 2013-October 2013)* *Fuse Corps Executive Fellow, Silicon Valley Talent Partnership Lead (April 2012-... See more TitleSilicon Valley Talent Partnership, Lead Dates EmployedApr 2013 – Oct 2013 Employment Duration7 mos LocationSilicon Valley/San Jose, CA This media is a link A Stronger Silicon Valley Community Working Together A Stronger Silicon Valley Community Working Together FUSE Corps Fuse Corps Executive Fellow, Silicon Valley Talent Partnership Lead Company NameFUSE Corps Dates EmployedApr 2012 – Apr 2013 Employment Duration1 yr 1 mo LocationSan Jose, California This media is a link A Page From the Tri-Sector Athlete Playbook: Designing a Pro-Bono Partnership Model for Cities and Public Agencies A Page From the Tri-Sector Athlete Playbook: Designing a Pro-Bono Partnership Model for Cities and Public Agencies Global Youth Partnership for Africa Founder & Executive Director Company NameGlobal Youth Partnership for Africa Dates EmployedOct 2003 – Jan 2012 Employment Duration8 yrs 4 mos LocationWashingtonn, D.C. and Uganda Chief Justice Eric Brown for Ohio State Finance Director Company NameChief Justice Eric Brown for Ohio Dates EmployedJun 2010 – Nov 2010 Employment Duration6 mos LocationColumbus, Ohio The World Bank Science Technology and Innovation Consultant Company NameThe World Bank Dates EmployedApr 2008 – Jun 2008 Employment Duration3 mos LocationWashington, D.C. Emerging Markets Private Equity Association Emerging Markets Research Consultant Company NameEmerging Markets Private Equity Association Dates EmployedJan 2008 – May 2008 Employment Duration5 mos LocationWashington, D.C. AMGlobal Consulting Strategic Advisor and Public Private Partnership Consultant Company NameAMGlobal Consulting Dates EmployedSep 2006 – Jan 2008 Employment Duration1 yr 5 mos LocationWashington, d.c. Show fewer experiences Education University of San Francisco University of San Francisco Degree NameMasters Field Of StudyPublic Affairs and Practical Politics Dates attended or expected graduation 2011 – 2012 Activities and Societies: Completed Capstone Analytical Research: Features of Generalized Fiscal Stress in California Cities Coursework completed in Public Budgeting, Relevant Professional Coursework: Public Sector Budgeting Economics and Public Finance Applied Democratic Theory Quantitative Statistics The University of Texas at Austin The University of Texas at Austin Degree NameBA Field Of StudyPolitical Science and Government Dates attended or expected graduation 2000 – 2003 The University of Texas at Austin The University of Texas at Austin