Mayor Eric Adams on Thursday appointed a new chief efficiency officer, a position charged with evaluating how city agencies are run and issuing recommendations to make them operate more smoothly.
Denise Clay was tapped for the role after her predecessor Melanie La Rocca resigned from the post in June.
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