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History. Founder and Executive Director Greg LeRoy launched Good Jobs First in 1998 upon winning the Stern Family Fund’s Public Interest Pioneer Award. The Washington, DC-based nonprofit remains the nation’s premiere organization tracking the use of state and local economic development subsidies and chronicling corporate misconduct. While ...
Good Jobs First is a national policy resource center that promotes corporate and government accountability in economic development. Since 1998, it has fought for reforms to increase transparency around the use of public money used in the name of economic development, and has revealed the numerous ways corporations – many of whom receive ...
1 de dic. de 2011 · Dubbed “the leading national watchdog of state and local economic development subsidies,” Greg founded Good Jobs First in 1998. It is a full-service policy resource center for anyone seeking ...
Arlene Martínez. Deputy Executive Director | Communications Director. arlene@goodjobsfirst.org 202-232-1616. Arlene joined Good Jobs First with experience watchdogging local government as part of the Ventura County Star’s investigations team and before that, with The Morning Call in Allentown, Pennsylvania, the Los Angeles Times and Hispanic ...
Good Jobs First, founded in 1998 by Greg LeRoy, tracks corporate subsidies and promotes accountability in economic development. Based in Washington, D.C., th...
SIDELIGHTS: Greg LeRoy's 1994 book No More Candy Store: States and Cities Making Job Subsidies Accountable was the first effort to list economic development safeguards, such as job quality standards. LeRoy won the Public Interest Pioneer Award in 1998, and used the prize money to start Good Jobs First, an organization that promotes government and corporate accountability in the area of ...
Tax breaks DO NOT create jobs. But there's a bi-partisan corporate dogma which says the opposite. It’s why Greg LeRoy founded Good Jobs First in 1998 - 25 ye...
