Archive for Adrian Brown

Adrian is a Principal at the Boston Consulting Group in London where he works with a wide variety of public sector clients. He previously worked on transport and health briefs in the Prime Minister's Delivery Unit (2002-04), acted as a policy adviser to Tony Blair (2004-05), and co-authored the Cabinet Office's Excellence & Fairness report on public services. Adrian is also an Associate at the Institute for Government.

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The feeling’s mutual

Adrian Brown, 17 November 2010

How do the words ‘mutual’ and ‘co-operative’ make you feel? For many, they conjure up positive feelings of togetherness and community. Everyone loves John Lewis and we can all understand how giving people a direct stake in an organisation they work for, or are served by, is a good idea.

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Just how Big is the Big Society?

Adrian Brown, 26 August 2010

Niels Bohr, the Danish physicist reportedly said that “anyone who isn’t shocked by quantum theory has not understood it.” And so it is with the Big Society.

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