Shin-pei Tsay Appointed New Chief of Research and Data for City of Boston

Boston, MALocal News

Boston appointed Shin-pei Tsay as the Chief Research and Data Officer, aiming to enhance urban services through data and analytics. Chief Innovation Officer Santiago Garcés stated that Tsay's expertise will bolster city operations and promote equity among residents. Retaining her role as executive director of the Mayor's Office of New Urban Mechanics, Tsay has a proven track record in addressing urban challenges. Her previous experience includes serving as global policy director for Cities and Sustainability at Uber and leading the Gehl Institute. Tsay earned a B.

A. in government from Cornell University and a Master’s in geography from the London School of Economics. She expressed her eagerness to collaborate with city departments to tackle contemporary challenges while advancing future goals. The Innovation and Technology Cabinet, which Tsay now leads, focuses on delivering essential public services and managing various digital projects. This appointment highlights Boston's dedication to utilizing data-driven strategies for effective governance.

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