Project Loop: Community Feedback and Vendor Incentive Program

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Project Loop: Community Feedback and Vendor Incentive Program

By Neelam Dwivedi, Garrett Houghton, Girish Seshagiri, and Laura Thomas

This policy brief recommends that the City adopt a Community Feedback System and a Vendor Incentive Program to incentivize vendors with advertising opportunities. These elements seek to create a circle of transparency that holds vendors accountable to the communities they serve, and makes good publicity contingent on high performance.

This brief was completed as part of a project for the 2021 Tech Executive Leadership Initiative (TELI), hosted in conjunction with the Tech Talent Project.

See the Project