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Grandison was hired to help stand up the Commerce Data Service, a group housed inside the Commerce Department that helped create and develop data-centric projects.
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Tyrone Grandison was given a FedScoop 50 award as Most Inspiring Up and Comer. (FedScoop)
Tyrone Grandison, the deputy chief data officer for the Commerce Department, will be leaving his position with the agency next week.
In a blog post on Medium, Grandison announced that will be stepping down after helping Commerce stand up numerous data-centric projects since his appointment last July.
“Building a team of the best data scientists and engineers to support and super-charge Secretary [Penny Pritzker]’s data mission has been a joy that I will cherish,” Grandison wrote.
Along with Chief Data Scientist Jeff Chen, Grandison was hired to help stand up the Commerce Data Service, a group housed inside the Commerce Department that helped its sub-agencies rapidly create and develop projects to achieve their missions.
Over the past year, Grandison has overseen or contributed to a number of high-profile open data projects, including:
Last year, Grandison received a FedScoop 50 award as "Most Inspiring Up and Comer."
In his blog post, Grandison said he will announce his next move in September.
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