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Tyrone Mack

Civic climate product lead and community data strategist

Detroit, MICivic climate product leader

Tyrone Mack is a Detroit-based civic climate product lead who helps city teams, neighborhood organizations, and infrastructure partners turn public data, field research, and operational evidence into practical resilience decisions. He leads product work across climate resilience, civic data, accessibility, and community research, with experience in public-sector innovation, nonprofit service coordination, and agent-assisted communications. His recent work focuses on source-backed public updates, multilingual partner workflows, and practical briefing tools for the Great Lakes region.

Experience

Professional history

Civic Technology Fellow

City of Detroit Innovation Team

Sep 2018 - Jun 2020Detroit, MIApprenticeship

Prototyped public-service maps, ran resident interviews, cleaned open-data feeds, and translated policy questions into lightweight digital tools for mobility, small-business support, and neighborhood resilience projects.

Senior Product Manager, Community Data Tools

NeighborGrid Cooperative

Jul 2020 - Jan 2024Chicago, IL / RemoteFull-time

Shipped multilingual intake workflows, partner dashboards, and source-backed update tools for nonprofit coalitions coordinating services across housing, energy, transportation, and community support teams. Worked across design research, data engineering, field operations, and privacy review.

Director of Product, Civic Resilience

Great Lakes Open Infrastructure Lab

Feb 2024 - PresentDetroit, MIFull-time

Leads product strategy for tools that help city teams and neighborhood partners turn climate, mobility, and infrastructure evidence into action. Coordinates research, accessibility reviews, source-backed reporting workflows, and cross-functional delivery rituals for resilience programs.

Education

Schools and fields

Washtenaw Community College

A.A.S., Web Systems and Community Technology

Sep 2013 - May 2015

Wayne State University

M.S., Urban Informatics and Public Policy

Sep 2016 - May 2018