Using Public/Private Collaboration to Solve Complex Social Problems

As former New York City police chief, Houston mayor, "Drug Czar" under U.S. President Bill Clinton and now CEO of the Brown Group consultancy, Lee Brown has decades of experience leading initiatives that required close collaboration between the public and private sectors. Indeed, he is known as the father of "community policing," a concept that enlists the support of the business community and other stakeholders to achieve social objectives like reducing levels of crime. In this interview, he shares some of the keys behind public-sector management. Subscribe now to IESE News: http://www.iese.edu/news