Leading With Data

Jason Dorsey

Welcome to the Leading with Data Podcast! The podcast for leaders seeking new, frontline-tested ways to use data for strategy, insights, and solving challenges. Throughout the Leading with Data Podcast series, business leaders from diverse industries will share how data is important to their business objectives and industry transformation. Our Leading with Data Podcast host is Jason Dorsey. Jason is the President and Co-Founder of The Center of Generational Kinetics, a research and strategy firm serving many of the Fortune 2000. Jason is also a best-selling author and has appeared on more than 200 TV shows, has done 65 research studies, and has over 700 clients.

  1. EPISODE 1

    Bridging the Gap Between Businesses, Customers, and Data with Bryson Koehler

    Welcome to season two of Leading with Data, the podcast from Molecula that brings you conversations with leading voices in data and management. In our first episode, Jason Dorsey chats with data visionary, Bryson Koehler, CTO of Equifax. As Bryson states, he’s been getting companies to think differently and bridging business and technology his entire career. He joins Jason to discuss why technology and data should always be the driver of change. Bryson started in a weather app company, and while he may not have been able to predict whether it was going to rain or shine, he did predict that technology would become a major driver for companies. It’s a bet that’s paid off and why he has had some impressive roles as CTO at IBM Watson and now as CTO at Equifax. He’s a strong proponent of utilizing data to drive businesses and lead transformation change. In this episode, he shares his insights about the future of data strategy. Find out about: Bryson’s passion for bridging the gap between technology and businessWhy transformation change and product development should be rooted in the dataWhy Bryson believes there is no such thing as bad dataThe different generational attitudes to data, risk, and consentWhy Bryson thinks explaining value will be the key to consent Important Links & Mentions: EquifaxBryson’s LinkedInBryson’s Twitter To listen to the podcast and read the blog post on this topic, click here.

    20 min
  2. EPISODE 2

    Reusing, Remixing, and Respecting Data with Hal Stern

    Welcome to Leading with Data, the podcast from Molecula that brings you conversations with leading voices in data and management. In this episode, Jason spoke with the polymath, Hal Stern, VP & CIO of R&D at The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson and Johnson. Hal spent his initial career at Sun Microsystems throughout the dot com boom and bust before moving to Juniper Networks and Merck. He realized, however, that he was much happier designing solutions than designing products. This led to a dramatic switch from technology to life sciences, where Hal has been grappling with data to understand problems that have a massive societal impact. Hal explains his thoughts around treating data like music and remixing it to find new value. This episode is packed with just a glimpse of Hal’s vast knowledge and his thoughts on the future of data. You cannot afford to miss this episode. Find out about: Why Hal moved from networking to the life sciencesWhy he embraces the weirdUsing data to have a social impactWhat data and music have in commonThe importance of ethics when dealing with dataHal’s predictions for the future Important Links & Mentions: The Janssen Pharmaceutical Companies of Johnson and Johnson LinkedInHal’s LinkedInHal’s TwitterWeird, The Power of Being an Outsider in an Insider World by Olga KhazanRange: Why Generalists Triumph in a Specialized World, by David EpsteinThinking In Bets: Making Smarter Decisions When You Don't Have All the Facts, by Annie DukeThe Winner Within: A Life Plan for Team Players, by Pat Riley To listen to the podcast and read the blog post on this topic, click here.

    29 min
  3. EPISODE 6

    How Data Empowers Organizations and Improves Outcomes with Korri Jones

    How can better data management revolutionize roles, organizations, and people’s lives? In this Leading with Data episode, our host Jason Dorsey sits down with Korri Jones. Korri is making waves in the industry as a Sr. Lead Machine Learning Engineer and Innovation Coach at Chick-fil-A. His forward-thinking nature and developmental mindset have helped him execute many data innovations throughout his career, transforming processes and optimizing outcomes.  Korri combines his technical side with a passion for giving back. Previously, he won the Urban League of Greater Atlanta’s Volunteer of the Year award for volunteering more than 1,000 hours in just one calendar year. In this conversation, Korri shares how better data management can enable organizations to increase their measurable impact, how data and leadership crossover, and more. This discussion will get you thinking about data’s endless possibilities and the very real impact it can make. Find out about: How an eye-catching book and an MBA mindset helped Korri find his current roleHow Korri combines operationalizing machine learning models with innovation coachingThe business benefits to automating rolesImproving processes and outcomesWhat could accelerate companies’ data managementWhy data helps you ask better questionsHow data will enable non-profits to drive measurable change Important Links & Mentions: Korri’s LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/korri-jones-mba-780ba56/ To listen to the podcast and read the blog post on this topic go to https://www.molecula.com/data-insights-drive-measurable-change

    21 min

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Welcome to the Leading with Data Podcast! The podcast for leaders seeking new, frontline-tested ways to use data for strategy, insights, and solving challenges. Throughout the Leading with Data Podcast series, business leaders from diverse industries will share how data is important to their business objectives and industry transformation. Our Leading with Data Podcast host is Jason Dorsey. Jason is the President and Co-Founder of The Center of Generational Kinetics, a research and strategy firm serving many of the Fortune 2000. Jason is also a best-selling author and has appeared on more than 200 TV shows, has done 65 research studies, and has over 700 clients.