The Data City appoints chief economist
Leeds-based data platform The Data City has appointed Paul Swinney as its first chief economist to support its global expansion.
Paul joins from Centre for Cities, where he was director of policy and research.
At The Data City, he will shape economic insight products, oversee the Frontier Economy Index and work with Government, finance and industry clients.
Paul said: “The Data City’s real-time approach is a step change in how we understand the economy.
“I’m excited to help unlock its potential at home and internationally.”
Alex Craven, co-founder and chief executive of The Data City, added: “Paul has long been one of the most respected voices in UK economic policy.
“His appointment comes as we build the foundations of a new global industrial classification system and develop the tools that will inform investment, policy and growth worldwide.”
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