Thursday, December 21, 2006
Let's Go Cerfing Now
Everybody's Cerfing now... Well at least NYC Chancellor Joel Klein is.
Chris Cerf, former president and chief operating officer at Edison Schools, today was named Klein's Deputy Chancellor for Organizational Strategy, Human Capital, and External Affairs. He's going to be watching over the biggies like labor relations, communications, political affairs and principal/teacher recruitment.
This isn't the first Klein-Cerf tag-team effort. They worked together in the Clinton White House.
Chris Cerf, former president and chief operating officer at Edison Schools, today was named Klein's Deputy Chancellor for Organizational Strategy, Human Capital, and External Affairs. He's going to be watching over the biggies like labor relations, communications, political affairs and principal/teacher recruitment.
This isn't the first Klein-Cerf tag-team effort. They worked together in the Clinton White House.
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