Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene, a husband and wife team, are special project editors and management columnists at Governing. They oversee the magazine's involvement in the Government Performance Project, and their first report, covering the 50 states, was a finalist in the National Magazine Awards and received the Washington Monthly's award for journalism. Barrett and Greene have spoken widely to public and private sector organizations involved with city and state government. Their work has been quoted and referenced in a variety of state, city and federal documents, including the federal Government Performance Results Act (GPRA). They have also served as members of the Governmental Accounting Standards Board task force on Service Efforts and Accomplishments reporting. Richard Greene and Katherine Barrett, a husband and wife team, are special project editors and management columnists at Governing. They oversee the magazine′s involvement in the Government Performance Project, and their first report, covering the 50 states, was a finalist in the National Magazine Awards and received the Washington Monthly′s award for journalism. Barrett and Greene have spoken widely to public and private sector organizations involved with city and state government. Their work has been quoted and referenced in a variety of state, city and federal documents, including the federal Government Performance Results Act (GPRA). They have also served as members of the Governmental Accounting Standards Board task force on Service Efforts and Accomplishments reporting.

Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene, a husband and wife team, are special project editors and management columnists at Governing. They oversee the magazine's involvement in the Government Performance Project, and their first report, covering the 50 states, was a finalist in the National Magazine Awards and received the Washington Monthly's award for journalism. Barrett and Greene have spoken widely to public and private sector organizations involved with city and state government. Their work has been quoted and referenced in a variety of state, city and federal documents, including the federal Government Performance Results Act (GPRA). They have also served as members of the Governmental Accounting Standards Board task force on Service Efforts and Accomplishments reporting. Richard Greene and Katherine Barrett, a husband and wife team, are special project editors and management columnists at Governing. They oversee the magazine′s involvement in the Government Performance Project, and their first report, covering the 50 states, was a finalist in the National Magazine Awards and received the Washington Monthly′s award for journalism. Barrett and Greene have spoken widely to public and private sector organizations involved with city and state government. Their work has been quoted and referenced in a variety of state, city and federal documents, including the federal Government Performance Results Act (GPRA). They have also served as members of the Governmental Accounting Standards Board task force on Service Efforts and Accomplishments reporting.

Katherine Barrett and Richard Greene, a husband and wife team, are special project editors and management columnists at Governing. They oversee the magazine's involvement in the Government Performance Project, and their first report, covering the 50 states, was a finalist in the National Magazine Awards and received the Washington Monthly's award for journalism. Barrett and Greene have spoken widely to public and private sector organizations involved with city and state government. Their work has been quoted and referenced in a variety of state, city and federal documents, including the federal Government Performance Results Act (GPRA). They have also served as members of the Governmental Accounting Standards Board task force on Service Efforts and Accomplishments reporting. Richard Greene and Katherine Barrett, a husband and wife team, are special project editors and management columnists at Governing. They oversee the magazine′s involvement in the Government Performance Project, and their first report, covering the 50 states, was a finalist in the National Magazine Awards and received the Washington Monthly′s award for journalism. Barrett and Greene have spoken widely to public and private sector organizations involved with city and state government. Their work has been quoted and referenced in a variety of state, city and federal documents, including the federal Government Performance Results Act (GPRA). They have also served as members of the Governmental Accounting Standards Board task force on Service Efforts and Accomplishments reporting.