Doug Green, a director at Baker Tilly has been with the firm since 2007. Doug is a certified municipal advisor in the client development group working with municipalities throughout the country to develop creative and efficient solutions in the areas of public finance, long-range financial planning and economic development. He originally joined the firm as a project manager in the operational finance group.  

Doug Green, a director at Baker Tilly has been with the firm since 2007.

Master of Public Administration
Columbia University – New York
School of International and Public Affairs

Bachelor of Arts in political science
University of Georgia – Athens

Registered Municipal Advisor with the Securities and Exchange Commission

Certified Independent Professional Municipal Advisor

Serves as primary representative to select municipal advisory clients

Works directly with clients and staff to develop customized financing structures

Develops individualized financial plans to meet clients financing needs

Assists clients in analysis of new or complex financing options

Presents financial concepts to staff and elected officials

Authored numerous studies in the areas of fiscal impact analysis, utility rate analysis, financial feasibility and capital improvement planning

Frequent speaker at industry conferences and public administration graduate school 

Served as an executive budget officer for the Minnesota Department of Finance where he worked on a non-partisan team to develop and implement the state’s biennial budget

National Association of Municipal Advisors (NAMA)

United States and Canada Government Finance Officers Association (GFOA)

Minnesota Government Finance Officers Association, Current Board Member (MNGFOA)

Minnesota Clerks and Finance Officers Association (MCFOA)

Economic Development Association of Minnesota (EDAM)

Minnesota Association of Small Cities (MAOSC)

Served as an Officer in the United States Marine Corps

Municipal Advisory Services for Local Governments

Economic Development for Local Governments

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