Jeanne Holm

Jeanne Holm is the Deputy Mayor of the City of Los Angeles. She brings technical innovations to 4 million people. Her work in Los Angeles focuses on delivering great city services like 311, public television, social media, and public-private collaborations for technology innovations ranging from data science to broadband. She founded the Data Science Federation, which connects 17 universities and hundreds of students to solve the city’s big challenges using data-driven approaches.

During the initial outbreak of COVID-19, Holm navigated a sea of new work assignments while simultaneously guiding the city through the unprecedented challenges the pandemic placed on municipal services. In May 2020, Holm was named the city’s chief data officer. She served as adviser and CDO until November, when she was named deputy mayor for budget and innovation, overseeing the city’s annual budgeting process as well as the mayor’s plans to bridge the digital divide and engineer the city’s fiscal recovery.