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Join us for the next chapter for "In"Confidence" hosted by Paul McCormack and Steven Totman!

Data has no borders. It has the ability to travel without restriction, so how can it be protected?

Our guest today, Vivienne Artz OBE, is an expert in everything data protection and strategy, an advisor to numerous boards and business leaders. She joins host Paul McCormack to discuss the complexities of international data transfer regulations and rules. Vivienne brings insights from her conversations with business and government to talk about how public policy and professional practices could evolve to safeguard data privacy at the same time as users get the most out of data.


Join as we discuss: Current international data transfer rules and regulationsInnovative, responsible, and accountable ways to use dataGetting comfortable with a spectrum of risksWhat might future international standards on data look like

Discover the intricacies of privacy law and stay ahead of the curve on the latest trends and challenges.

Hear what happened when we sat down with Cameron Craig, Head of Privacy Legal at HSBC, to discuss the impact of the GDPR on compliance teams, business users, and leadership. Cameron shared his insights on the biggest challenges in implementing the GDPR and the role of the DPO in ensuring compliance. We explored international privacy data regulations and how privacy can be turned into a business benefit. A truly thought-provoking episode with insights for leaders who grapple with privacy law, GDPR, and the future of privacy.


Join us as we discuss:
How the GDPR changed views on privacy and complianceWhat it took to reach a mature compliance statureBringing that learning to international privacy data regulationsHow to solve the puzzle of compliance within organizationsWhat data leaders can do in 2023 to get more value from data

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Keeping every work team on the same trajectory for goals is key in utilizing the work balance of the human element in data science and analytics. Our guest today, Anne Marie Liska, Director of Partner Analytics at Zillow, joined to discuss how companies are balancing the human element of data sciences and analytics to create better collaboration between work teams and the executive leadership team’s vision and own goals stay on the same trajectory!
Join us as we discuss:
Data science for corporate usageBalancing the human element of data analyticsFocusing tasks based on the executive team’s visionCreating career paths for retention and promotion

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When it comes to building your data team, assembling the strongest team possible is always top of mind. But sometimes you need to enact not just offensive data objectives to find those great additional team members, but also establish defensive objectives too to help.

Our guest today, Sunanda Parthasarathy, Executive Director of Data Science at CVS Health, joined to discuss how to implement offensive and defensive data tactics and the importance of identifying, hiring, and building strong, diverse data and analytics teams.

Join us as we also explore::
The differences in building teams based on growth vs retention basis
The importance of diversity in team-building
The lessons learned coming out of COVID pandemic as a healthcare company
The critical role of having aligned partnerships between data science teams and the broader business to ensure successful data initiatives


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In today’s episode, Hanna Helin, Global Head of Technology Innovation at London Stock Exchange, joins the show to discuss how the financial service industry is constantly making necessary changes in their workflows internally and with customers as tech continues to develop. From Slack messaging to mitigating risk for customers, companies need to stay ahead of the curve whenever new technologies are introduced.  
Join us as we discuss:
How to mitigate risk of the emerging technologies  
The major tech trends in the financial service industry
Finding data solutions that are compatible and compliant for global customers 
How Slack has changed internal workflow  


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