Venue
Vantage Venues
Vantage Venues, 150 King St W, Toronto, ON M5H 1J9, Canada

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Event Date Tue Sep 12 EDT (over 1 year ago)
Location Vantage Venues
150 King St W, Toronto, ON M5H 1J9, Canada
Region Americas
Details

Data has become abundant and ubiquitous with the proliferation of smartphones and the emergence of smart, connected devices. More data is generated each year than all the information produced since the advent of computers. What does this mean for the modern enterprise? How can this resource be collected, traded and used to generate major improvements in business performance, particularly as the global economy shudders? What lessons have organisations learned from operating amid the pandemic, and how are they being applied to build resilience against new and unforeseen shocks?

The benefits of harnessing data assets are numerous, from enhanced innovation and optimised value-chains to faster market penetration and more personalised customer relationships. But while businesses are keen to tap into this potential, they struggle to keep pace with the flow of information, the changing regulatory landscape and classical data governance issues around quality and complexity. Without the right people, tools and strategies, organisations risk being unable to put their data to use or turning the promise of technologies like artificial intelligence (AI) into reality.

Now in its second year, the event theme series brings together leaders in government and industry to discuss how to establish the strategy, culture and skills needed to foster a data-driven enterprise and cultivate new ways of thinking and working. In 2023, we break new ground as we tour cities around the world and discuss how organisations can realise their data dreams.

Why Attend?

Join our event in the set location programmed by Economist Impact and supported by IBM, as we bring together multiple sectors and business leaders from across the vibrant north east ecosystem to explore the following questions:

• What is top of mind for data and analytics leaders in 2023? What key challenges are they facing?
• How is the regulation of data and AI evolving, and how will it affect your industry and organisation to bring new opportunities and challenges?
• Can we trust decisions and recommendations made by AI? How can tech leaders mitigate risk, bias and harm?
• How are data and analytics leaders providing measurable value to the business?
• How can data and analytics leaders build relationships with internal stakeholders and business functions to promote data sharing, ownership and literacy?

Who should attend?
• Chief: data, digital, analytics, risk, compliance, privacy, customer experience, governance, technology, marketing, finance and information officers
• VPs, Heads and Managers of: data science, analytics, digital, AI, machine learning, risk, compliance, privacy, customer experience, governance, information, security and technology

Speakers

2023 Speakers

Shingai Menjangwa
Head of AI education, ChainML

Elissa Strome
Executive director, Pan-Canadian artificial intellegence strategy, CIPAR

Dan Semmens
Senior Vice President, Head of Data and AI, ATB Financial

Michael Caesar
Chief DAta and analytics officer, University Health Network

Anne Robinson
Chief Strategy Officer, Kinaxis

Steven Astorino
Vice-President of Development, data and AI, and Canada Lab Director, IBM

Jesslyn Dymond
Director of data ethics, TELUS

Paul Twigg
Chief Technology Officer, Digital Commerce Bank

Sponsors & Partners

2023 Sponsor

• IBM