Greg Berman, who spent 23 years in leadership at the Center for Court Innovation based in New York City prior to his October 2019 resignation. Photo: Rick Kopstein
During his 23 years of guiding the nonprofit, Greg Berman has watched the center grow from having 12 staffers and a $1 million budget to having 520 staffers and a $65 million budget.
October 23, 2019 at 04:55 PM
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Staff reporter
When Greg Berman, who in an email to staff last week announced that he will be stepping down as head of the Center for Court Innovation, tries to pinpoint just one program or innovation that most exemplifies the organization’s work, he pauses.
There have been many, and it’s not easy to choose.
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