Overview

Government needs talented data scientists, programmers, and analysts to successfully and ethically implement and employ modern data applications. The talent pipeline for federal data scientists is fragmented and a perennial issue for federal data managers seeking to hire and keep skilled employees. Seemingly small, but significant steps like creating a job series to reflect data professionals or providing professional development to larger challenges like retaining talent, stunt efforts and, ultimately, solutions. During this Data Coalition virtual event, co-hosted with DLT Solutions and in partnership with Pluralsight, participants heard from federal leaders, academics, and specialists who worked to creatively develop a replicable talent pipeline.

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Speakers

• Sharon Boivin - Deputy Chief Data Officer for Analytics, Office of the Chief Data Officer, Department of Education
• Sherry Bennett, Ph.D. - Chair of the Data Coalition Advisory Board and Chief Data Scientist, DLT Solutions, a Tech Data company 
• Philip Bourne - Stephenson Dean, School of Data Science, University of Virginia
• Douglas Harrison - Vice President and Dean, School of Cybersecurity and Information Technology, University of Maryland Global Campus
• Jordan Morrow - Head of Data, Design and Management Skills, Pluralsight
• Ashley Nelle-Davis - Director of Member Services, Data Coalition Initiative 

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