Corey Marshall

In his role at SPUR, Corey Marshall is responsible for promoting an effective, well-managed public sector and nurturing a climate of civic engagement throughout the San Francisco Bay Area. His work includes research and advocacy, policy development, and engaging SPUR members and partners to provide strategic pro bono consulting assistance to help improve the efficiency, effectiveness, and governance of local government.

Prior to joining SPUR, Corey worked in local government for more than ten years as both consultant and staff. His experience with the City and County of San Francisco has included projects with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, the city controller, the San Francisco Police Department, the Department of Public Works and others; issues related to local, regional and national funding and policy; and strategic planning and business improvement initiatives. Prior to his time with the city, Corey was a public sector management consultant with Accenture; a mayoral fellow in the office of Chicago Mayor Richard M. Daley; and a campaign consultant in San Francisco.

When not hard at work changing the world of local government, Corey can be found enjoying time outside, eating his way through San Francisco restaurants, volunteering with the board of the Presidio Y, and sometimes all of the above.

Corey earned his Master’s in Public Policy from the Harris School of Public Policy at the University of Chicago.