WASHINGTON, Aug. 29, 2019 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- RS21, a rapidly growing, global data-science and visualization company, welcomes a new addition to their leadership team, Peter Tynan, who joins RS21 as Chief Growth Officer.
In his role, Mr. Tynan will join RS21's leadership team to execute strategies that drive long-term growth. Tynan brings significant experience in building businesses and product lines, along with a passion for supporting RS21's expansion. He will focus on broadening RS21's client base and the reach of RS21's innovative decision-making and analysis tools. These efforts will be key in furthering RS21's mission to help people and organizations across the country use big data and predictive analytics to better understand and solve some of society's toughest problems.
"We're thrilled Peter is joining RS21 as our Chief Growth Officer. He has an extraordinary track record of scaling companies globally, and also is a great fit culturally. He shares our ambitious vision of leaving a positive legacy for future generations by doing good with data," said Charles Rath, RS21 President and CEO.
Prior to joining RS21, Mr. Tynan was CEO of a fast-growing industrial business which served the government sector. Previously, he was a Managing Director at GEF, a global private equity fund, and a Partner at Dalberg Global Advisors, an international strategy consulting firm, where he was part of the leadership team that grew the firm globally.
"I am excited to be joining RS21 because it is a leader in the quickly expanding field of data science and visualization, which has profound implications for how senior executives in government, healthcare and other organizations can more easily use complex information to make better decisions," said Peter Tynan.
"As Chief Growth Officer, I will be working across the organization to help drive innovations in our core analytical products and decision-making tools and pursue additional revenue-generating opportunities."
Mr. Tynan has an MBA from Harvard Business School, and an MPP from the Harvard Kennedy School.
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