What that truly needs (and should always require, regardless of what side of the aisle you're on) is for the incoming set of development administrators to give a careful, thoughtful, thorough investigation of what policies and financial investments are working as well as how new leadership and direction can better actualize these existing achievements.
The Royal Academy of Music seeks a development administrator, at six The Royal Academy of Music was founded in the early 19th century, is near Regent's Park - the largest grass area for sports in central London - and concerts and recitals form a daily part of life.
Mr. Logue made his first big splash in the mid-1950s when Mayor Richard C. Lee of New Haven named him development administrator, and Mr. Logue oversaw the rebuilding of the city's downtown.
All of this activity has private developers "chomping at the bit," said Kelly Murphy, the city's economic development administrator.
The recovery cost will have to be met by a mixture of domestic money, international donations and loans from development banks, the administrator of A.I.D., Dr. Rajiv Shah, said after a tour of flooded regions on Wednesday.
Of course, one man's pork is another man's economic development, as David Oman, the administrator of the Iowa Environmental/Education Project can attest.
Erik Solheim is Norway's minister of environment and international development, Andrew Mitchell is the UK secretary of state for international development, and Rajiv Shah is administrator of the US Agency for International Development.
"You hate to blow him off," said William E. Connors, the city's administrator of community development.
"People cannot be reduced to a single dimension as economic creatures," William H. Draper, administrator of the Development Program, says in an introduction.
This is a vision of Technology and Development that Dr. Raj Shah, administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) painted last week during an inspiring talk in Seattle.
