In this episode, we’re joined by Rachel Keane from Women in Data who is launching a new initiative that encourages young women to explore career opportunities in data & analytics. Rachel explains how Girls in Data will seek to overcome the stigma around careers involving maths and science, and the importance of educating the next generation about why data is the lifeblood of every business.

This week we are joined by Richard Lumb, Board Member at Finastra, who shares his perspective on how investment in data, analytics and emerging technology is transforming the financial services industry.

Sarah Moore, Data Intelligence Director at Sky, was named one of Women in Data’s ‘Twenty in Data & Technology’ in 2019. She joined us at the Women in Data Conference to talk about how data about the customer journey is driving business strategy and decisions.

In our latest episode, Stephen C. Daffron, President of Dun & Bradstreet talks about how data & analytics can enable better access to capital and help support business growth.

In our latest episode, Paul Walker gives us an insight into his career at Goldman Sachs and his view on how data is foundational to all commercial, and non-commercial activities.

In this episode, Sue Langley shares how diversity is top of her agenda across her various roles including Gallagher UK, the Home Office and the City of London Corporation. Hear more about her work as a mentor and a Non-Executive Director in a changing business world, and why she feels believing in yourself is key to success.

In this special episode recorded at the Women in Data conference in London, we speak to co-founder Roisin McCarthy about the ways organizations can encourage more women into data related roles. We also hear from two of the inspirational women named in the 2019 ‘Twenty in Data’: Laura Bonnett from the University of Liverpool and Indi Birak from Fujitsu.

Bruce Lowthers joins us for this instalment recorded live at the P20 conference in London to discuss the modernisation of banking platforms and the evolution of the payments industry.

This week we’re in conversation with Ann Cairns, Vice Chairman at Mastercard and Chair of the 30% Club. Ann shares her insights on the importance of data privacy and using data for good, as well as her passion and work to improve gender balance in the workplace (and for science fiction movies!).

In this episode we are joined by Co-Founder and CEO of QOMPLX, Jason Crabtree who talks about the importance of embracing complexity and distilling the most valuable insight from data in an interconnected environment. Tune in to hear how a unified analytics infrastructure can help inform better decisions.