Thomas (Tod) Dabolt

Chief Data Officer and Geospatial Information Officer 

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Thomas (Tod) Dabolt,
Chief Data Officer and Geospatial Information Officer​

Thomas (Tod) Dabolt is the Chief Data Officer for the Department of the Interior (DOI), where he leads initiatives to enhance data governance, management, and strategic utilization of data across the Department. With well over two decades of experience in geospatial data, information management and application development, Tod is dedicated to harnessing the power of data to drive informed decision-making and improve operational efficiency. His leadership fosters an inclusive culture of data-driven innovation, ensuring that DOI's vast resources are utilized effectively to serve the American public.

Before joining DOI, Tod held leadership roles at the Environmental Protection Agency, where he successfully implemented data strategies that transformed organizational capabilities. He is a passionate advocate for leveraging data and technology to address complex challenges in resource management and conservation. Tod holds degrees in Environmental Science and Environmental Management and is committed to promoting transparency and accessibility in government data, enabling stakeholders to make impactful decisions for the future.

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