Daniel B. Goldberg

Daniel B. Goldberg was a highly respected figure in public finance, celebrated for his dedication to advancing the principles of government financial management. Born in Edgewater, NJ, Goldberg pursued his higher education at City College. He held a master’s degree and a law degree from Columbia University. Over more than three decades, Daniel B. Goldberg made substantial contributions to state and local government finance. He served in various senior roles in both state and local governments, where his expertise in budgeting and financial management was widely recognized. Goldberg was known for his innovative approaches to budgeting that enhanced transparency and accountability. His thought leadership extended to national conferences, where he was a sought-after speaker. Throughout his career, Goldberg earned numerous accolades and was a mentor to many young professionals in the public finance field. His efforts were instrumental in shaping GFOA’s policies and programs, particularly those related to budgeting and financial management. This scholarship ensures that Goldberg’s legacy of excellence and commitment to public service continues to inspire future generations.