#DataFemme

#DataFemme wraps up 2019 with an episode featuring Kate Bradley Chernis, CEO of Lately. Her story of how she crafted her company is sure to blow your mind and is a must-listen for anyone considering starting a venture. Lately specializes in creating short-form content out of long-form, using AI as a master tool. Learn more about Lately at trylately.com. A special thank you to our sponsor ChipBot ,...

This week's episode of #DataFemme tells story of the development of Ness Labs, complete with Founder Anne-Laure LeCunff's background in neuroscience and passion for mental health advocacy. Join us on a fascinating dive into how Ness Labs works to elevate mental health in the work place. Check out our Patreon page - live for the first time! https://www.patreon.com/Datafemme AND check out this week’...

As a holiday special, I’m happy to have spent this episode of #DataFemme with data scientist and my best friend since childhood Sara Vazquez Irizarry. For those of you who don’t know, Sara’s passion for data scientist the reason I was inspired to get involved in the field and I know all of you will enjoy her story - ripe with humorous references to Harry Potter.

On this episode of #DataFemme, Trucost Manager Rochelle March details both her own career journey and the financial industry’s trend towards sustainable investments.

Data Visualization expert Adam Mico talks about his involvement in the Tableau #DataFam and how consistency can drive a successful career.

Statistical Programmer Layla Bouzoubaa talks about academic research and finding a tribe within the data science industry.

Dikayo Data as they kick off the #DataFemme podcast with a deep dive into the importance of diversity in data science.