Market Development Manager - SDG

 Molly Doyle leverages more than 25 years in the information technology industry to connect with industry leaders doing leading edge work. With curiosity and humility – she hosts a dynamic and thoughtful conversation with her guests, provoking insights that inform and inspire listeners.

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Susama Agarwala is a mathematician and data scientist passionate about equity in tech. She’s currently Associate Research Director at the Center for New Data, with a career spanning academia, national security, and social impact. Susama makes complex ideas accessible and brings a unique blend of technical depth and ethical insight to every conversation.

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Cam Marcott, Ph.D. is a machine learning engineer and AI consultant who specializes in building explainable, trustworthy systems. With a background in data science and statistical modeling, he helps organizations turn complex models into actionable insights.

SDG’s AI and data readiness specialists will guide you through every step of preparing your organization for AI adoption—no technical experience required!

You’ll engage in a hands-on assessment to evaluate your technology, data, and business opportunities. The process empowers you to understand your data landscape, define priorities, and co-create a plan for AI solutions. You’ll receive a data inventory, quality scorecard, best practices documentation, and a stakeholder-ready presentation, plus delivery of AI prototypes or solutions.

This podcast connects technology leaders to ideas, information and insights that drive digital innovation. Gain guidance and inspiration as we shine a spotlight on the remarkable accomplishments happening right here in the North Star State. Our guests will include tech leaders from innovative companies in our region and experts from SDG, Minnesota’s most loved employee-owned technology consultancy.

Nov 7, 2025 | Podcast, SDG Podcast, Technology

Ever wanted a lightsaber, replicator, or flying car? Join Kyle, Eric, Peter, and Paul as they try to decide which futuristic inventions should be real and which are better left to the Jedi.

Nov 4, 2025 | AI, Data, Design thinking, DIN Podcast, Podcast

In this episode of Digital Innovation North, Molly connects with data scientists and PhD mathematicians Cam Marcott and Susama Agarwala to unpack what responsible AI really means. Together, they explore how clear problem framing, thoughtful design, and intentional tool choices can lead to AI solutions that are fair, reliable, and built to last.

Oct 31, 2025 | Podcast, SDG Podcast

Power tools, and the fine line between DIY and disaster — in this episode, Kyle, Peter, Eric and Bennett share jaw-dropping injury stories, debate safety regulations, and dish out practical tips to keep your fingers intact. From saws with high-tech brakes to the hidden costs of renovation, we cover it all with a mix of humor and hard-earned wisdom.

Oct 17, 2025 | AI, Data, Podcast, SDG Podcast

Join Kyle, Dan, Eric, and guest Ben Messerly for a deep dive into the world of particle physics and big data. Ben shares stories from his time at CERN and Fermilab, revealing how massive detectors work and what it takes to make sense of billions of particle collisions. The team also explores the role of AI in research, the philosophy of modern science, and the quirks of building groundbreaking technology.

Oct 13, 2025 | Podcast, SDG Podcast

In this episode, the team unpacks the everyday challenges of workplace communication in a world of nonstop pings and overflowing inboxes. From missed messages to mental fatigue, they share relatable stories about the struggle to stay connected and focused. Along the way, they offer practical tips for setting expectations, choosing the right channels, and cutting through the noise—all with a dose of humor and honesty about modern work life.

Oct 3, 2025 | Podcast, SDG Podcast, Technology

In this episode, Kyle, Eric, Peter, and Chad explore the perks and pitfalls of modern convenience culture—from gig apps and food delivery to self-driving cars and digital payments. With humor and candid stories, they dig into trust, oversight, and the hidden costs of making life “easier.”