Jacqueline Lu

Jacqueline Lu is a seasoned leader in data equity and digital innovation with extensive experience across various sectors. As the CEO and founder of Helpful Places, Jacqueline spearheads initiatives to enhance transparency and civic dialogue around digital technologies. At the World Economic Forum, Jacqueline contributes as a Council Member focused on data equity and the governance of connected technologies. Additional board and task force memberships, including with Superbloom and the G20 Global Smart Cities Alliance, highlight a commitment to fostering responsible tech practices. Jacqueline's previous roles at Mozilla and Sidewalk Labs involved leading data strategies and integrating digital technologies into urban design. Jacqueline's career began with the NYC Department of Parks & Recreation, where impactful data initiatives and research projects were developed. Educational credentials include a Bachelor of Arts in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology from Princeton University and a Master’s degree in Conservation Biology from Columbia University.