City of Greeley Hires Experienced Strategist to Lead Performance and Analytics Efforts
A strategist with a track record of developing and implementing measurement systems that help assess and improve operational performance will join the City of Greeley.
The city welcomes Kim Priddy as its new Performance and Data Analytics director. In the role, Priddy will lead the development and implementation of organizational policies, standards, and systems that support a culture of accountability and transparency.
Currently, Priddy is the senior business analyst for Larimer County Behavioral Health. In her three years there, she built a new system for data collection, program evaluation, and performance management.
In her previous role with Larimer, Priddy served as senior business analyst for the Business Intelligence team. In that role, she worked with departments to define the optimal use of data linked to outcomes.
At the city, Priddy will be responsible for the data-driven metrics to improve operational performance.
“There’s value and importance in tracking progress and holding ourselves accountable to the community,” said City Manager Raymond Lee. “The director adds a layer of transparency to our efforts to deliver on what we set out to accomplish. As the city continues to grow, this position adds depth to our organization to enhance our ability to identify what we can and should be measuring and reporting out to the public.”
Priddy graduated from Colorado State University with a bachelor’s degree in Psychology. She earned an MBA from the Daniels College of Business at the University of Denver. Her first day with the city will be Feb. 27.
“As a lifelong resident of Northern Colorado, I couldn't be more thrilled to join the City of Greeley at such an exciting time of growth and innovation,” Priddy said. “I am committed to maintaining Greeley's operational and civic excellence through the strategic use of data and analytics to strengthen its performance. I look forward to working with the entire City of Greeley staff to improve the experience of the city's residents, visitors, and businesses.”
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Release Date:
Jan 27, 2023