Beth Blauer is a data enthusiast, music lover, and feminist, known for her work in public sector innovation. She currently serves as the Associate Vice Provost for Public Sector Innovation at Johns Hopkins University.

With a background in law, Beth Blauer holds a Doctor of Law (JD) degree from New York Law School and a Bachelor of Arts (BA) in Women's Studies from the University of Maryland College Park.

Throughout her career, Beth has held key positions in various organizations, including Executive Director at Johns Hopkins University Centers for Civic Impact, Executive Director at Johns Hopkins University Center for Government Excellence, and Director of GovStat at Socrata.

Prior to her roles at Johns Hopkins, Beth has contributed to the public sector by serving as the Director of StateStat and the Governor's Delivery Unit at the State of Maryland, Chief of Staff for the Department of Juvenile Services in Maryland, and as a Probation Officer at the Maryland Department of Juvenile Services.

Beth Blauer's professional journey also includes experiences in the private sector, where she worked as a Generalist at Zurich Financial Services, a Student Associate at Liebowitz & Mars LLP, and a Sales Manager at East Coast Urethane and Intensity Skates.

Beth Blauer is active on social media, sharing insights and engaging in discussions on Twitter under the handle Tweets mine. She is a staunch supporter of the Black Lives Matter movement and includes her pronouns (she/her) in her bio.

Her diverse background, spanning law, public sector management, and data analytics, reflects a passion for driving innovation and change in the public sector. Beth's dedication to improving government processes and outcomes showcases her commitment to public service and social impact.