The startup CEO remaking City Hall | MIT Technology Review

As chief of staff to the mayor of Boston, Tiffany Chu ’10 is working to make the big changes promised on the campaign trail a reality.

The startup CEO remaking City Hall | MIT Technology Review Skip to Content If you think of Michelle Wu as the architect of Boston’s new city government, then Tiffany Chu ’10 might be the general contractor. As the chief of staff to Mayor Wu, Chu is in charge of figuring out how visions of urban transformation actually take shape. Take the Thursday afternoon in early February that found Chu at a mahogany conference table in City Hall, where she spends most of her days. She was meeting with heads of the department of innovation and technology to discuss a significant obstacle: it was taking as l

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