Alan Kritzler Public Interest Consulting

Solving Organizational Problems and Creating Programs Suited to Your Unique Needs

With two decades as a Senior Management Auditor for the Inspector General's Office of the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, Mr. Kritzler has proved his unique ability to assess risk, find the root cause of organizational problems and  craft effective solutions. In some instances, this has saved tens of millions of dollars for public agencies.  With additional decades of successful work for cultural and other non-profit organizations, Mr. Kritzler's approach has attracted major funding, wide audiences and positive reviews in the New York's press.  Alan Kritzler also is a scholar of public policy and national politics, having publishes articles in three national journals. He obtained his Masters of Public Administration for Columbia University's renowned School of Public Administration and International Affairs and has a additional year of training Columbia University School of Social Work in social work administration. 

Mission

 Alan Kritzler views his role as being "clinical" management auditor and organizational consultant.  This is analogous to Columbia economist Jeffrey Sachs's view of his role as a "clinical macro-economist."  As Sachs has written, a clinic social science practitioner "faces the challenge of a clinical doctor who must help a patient with serious symptoms and an unknown underlying disease.   An effective  response involves making a correct diagnosis about the underlying problems and the designating a treatment regimen to correct it."  Mr. Kritzler will approach your organizations symptoms and needs in a clinical fashion read to establish the root cause of may problems the the proper solutions to bring your organization of a high level or effectiveness.