Ellen Herbst
Chief Financial Officer and Assistant Secretary for Administration,
Head of Open Government Working Group
open@doc.gov
Catrina Purvis
Chief Privacy Officer
and Director of Open Government
Joey Hutcherson
Deputy Director,
Office of Privacy and Open Government
Interact with Commerce on the social media sites you already use every day.
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whitehouse.gov/open - Learn more about the President's efforts to increase transparency, participation, and collaboration throughout government.
Recovery.gov - See open government in action by tracking the spending associated with the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act of 2009
Data.gov - Access and discover new uses for the range of data produced by the federal government from one central location.
BusinessUSA.gov - See the "no wrong door" approach for small businesses and exporters.
FOIAonline - See the the start of a new era for the Freedom of Information Act within the Department of Commerce.
Open.commerce.gov Links
Office of the Secretary Links
Department of Commerce Person Finder
Office of the Secretary Report to Congress
Office of the Secretary Speeches and Testimony
Thanks for stopping by our brand new site on Open Government at the U.S. Department of Commerce, Commerce.gov/open.
This website, launched in response to the President's Open Government Directive, aims to document the U.S. Department of Commerce's efforts to become more open, participatory and collaborative in engaging U.S. citizens.
You can use it to find out about the data sets we're posting on Data.gov, learn how to make a FOIA request, or take a look at the latest draft of our Open Government Plan (coming soon!).
Most important, we want to use this site to interact with you. In addition to leaving comments on any news item on this site or e-mailing us at open@doc.gov, we also encourage you to use our citizen engagement tool, OpenCommerce.IdeaScale.com, to contribute your thoughts and ideas concerning our Open Government Plan.
With your help, we can make sure that Commerce's plan for Open Government is one of the most comprehensive and creative plans produced by a government agency.
I'm really excited to talk with folks that have ideas of how the Commerce Department can be more open.
T. Neil Sroka
Moderator
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