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Edward Joseph

Senior Fellow

Director of Consulting and Training

Ed Joseph is the Co-Founder and Director of Consulting & Training at the Performance Institute.

He is a nationally recognized expert in the design, development, implementation, use, and reporting of performance information for government agencies, programs, and operations.  Ed has helped thousands of government officials at the federal, state, and local levels learn how to think strategically, manage for results, and measure progress effectively.  His consulting and training experience includes work at the Departments of Labor, Agriculture, Energy, Interior, Treasury, Housing, Defense and several small agencies. 

On the Capitol Hill, he held both Senior Policy Analyst and Chief Investigator positions.  While with the congressional U.S. General Accounting Office, Ed was the agency’s performance measurement expert and responsible for leading government-wide evaluations of federal agencies efforts to implement the Government Performance and Results Act.  He also consulted on agency specific evaluations conducted by other GAO units. 

At the Performance Institute, he is responsible for a wide body of research aimed at identifying leading organizations and best practices in the fields of performance measurement and results-oriented management.  He focuses on helping federal, state and local government agencies transform by increasing their capability to measure, and in turn, their capacity to think strategically and manage for results.  His practice covers organizations with responsibilities related the environment, natural resource management, social services, information technology management, auditing, and program evaluation.

In additional to general management responsibilities, he is the architect of several research efforts, conferences, and symposia.  He is also the principle consultant on selected contracts.

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