Phil Goldsmith has held senior positions in a broad spectrum of fields including law, journalism, business and government. Most recently he was managing director of the City of Philadelphia.
He is now a columnist for the Philadelphia Daily News, writing every other Wednesday and is a principal in GoldsmithKahn Associates, a public issues management consulting firm.
If you are interested in learning more about how Philadelphia's neighborhoods are changing, watch PBS at 10pm on May 25th on WHYY-TV.
It will be the premier of EDEN'S Lost and Found, a four-part program that features Philadelphia, Chicago, Seattle and Los Angeles. Our city is featured first.
With David Morse serving as narrator, it highlights how some passionate individuals and organizations with the help of the government are trying to make a difference in making are neighborhoods more livable. For those who look for a simple solution, it demonstrates that there is none. It's about hard work, persistence and ordinary citizens with big dreams. To learn more, go to the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society or WHYY.
