Mayor Richard M. Daley's Chief of Staff
Mayor Daley brought Huberman to City Hall to serve as his Chief of Staff, in 2005. As Chief of Staff, Huberman implemented a performance management system for each of the city’s 49 departments and agencies. Borrowing heavily from the private sector, Huberman’s performance management system created a process for city management and service delivery. Similar to the New York City Police Department’s COMPSTAT system, Huberman conducted weekly performance management sessions that required each department to report on their key metrics.
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