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Women Lead Data is hosted by Lindsay Murphy. The show is categorised under technology (business) and has published 29 episodes.

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Women Lead Data has published 29 episodes.

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Women Lead Data regularly covers technology, business, careers. It sits in the technology category, with a business focus.

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Women Lead Data

Hosted by Lindsay Murphy · technology · EN-US · 29 episodes

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About this Podcast:

Women Lead Data is an investigation into the underrepresentation of female leadership in the data industry. Join Lindsay Murphy as she learns from women in leadership roles in the data industry, uncovers helpful tips and advice for overcoming barriers to growth, and maybe even inspires those who are curious about entrepreneurship in the data industry to take the leap! Subscribe to make sure you don’t miss our new episodes.

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What is Women Lead Data?

Women Lead Data is a technology podcast hosted by Lindsay Murphy, with 29 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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Episode #1
Finding your Layer of the "Data Cake" with Akia Obas of Netlify
Apr 2, 202543 minS2
We're kicking off season 2 of the podcast with a bang! In this episode, I’m joined by Akia Obas, Senior Director of Data, Insights, and GTM Business Systems at Netlify. We dive into her career journey—from econometrics to data leadership—and discuss how company size and reporting structure can influence your path. Akia shares her insights on how joining a startup allowed her to “own the whole cake” (from data pipelines and infrastructure to insights and influencing the business) and how self-reflection can help you choose the right focus areas. She...
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Episode #1
Building a Unicorn Data Team with Veronika Durgin of Saks
Jan 8, 202543 minS2
In this episode, I’m joined by Veronika Durgin, VP of Data at Saks, to learn more about her leadership journey in the data industry. Veronika shares more about her career journey: how she got into data from a background in biology, spent several years working in DBA roles at well-known companies like Monster, Vistaprint, and HubSpot, and then moved into broader leadership roles in data. We talked a bit about her experience starting a family while managing full-time work and completing a master's degree. Veronika also shares some great insights about how to think about engineering excellence as da...
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Episode #27
The Value of Data Literacy with Elizabeth Gilbert of Duo
Nov 27, 202429 minS1
In this episode, I’m joined by Elizabeth Gilbert, Product Data Scientist at Duo, to learn more about her leadership journey in the data industry. Elizabeth shares how she got started in data. We talk about her breadth of startup experience across different sectors like geospatial analytics, healthcare automation, and cybersecurity. We touch on the importance of data literacy and having a common language–both for business users and newcomers entering data professions. Elizabeth also shares how getting more involved in the data community through events like meetups and conferences helped her accelerate her career growth. Episode Link...
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Episode #26
Discovering your Next Chapter with Sol Rashidi of AWS
Oct 16, 202437 minS1
In this episode, I’m joined by Sol Rashidi to learn more about her leadership journey in the data industry. Sol has been in the space for over 25 years and is currently the ‘Head of Technology, North America’ for Amazon’s Startup Division. Before that, Sol held several former C-suite data roles for giants like Estee Lauder, Merck Pharmaceuticals, Sony Music, and Royal Caribbean. She also helped launch IBM Watson back in 2011–the world’s 1st commercial and enterprise-grade AI application. We touch on so many great topics in this episode–Sol shares about her recent soul-searching journey to find the right...
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Episode #25
Balancing Speed and Building an Inclusive Culture with Sarah Levy of Euno
Aug 14, 202431 minS1
In this episode, I’m joined by Sarah Levy, Co-founder and CEO of Euno, to learn more about her leadership journey in the data industry. Sarah has spent the last 20 years in tech and data-related roles ranging from army intelligence and cyber security, to being a 3X founder. We learn more about her current company Euno and how their team is reshaping the workflows of Analytics Engineers. From there we dive into Sarah’s views on how to build the best teams regardless of what it takes. Sarah has so many great insights and experiences to s...
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Veronika Durgin

VP of Data, Saks

Elizabeth Gilbert

Product Data Scientist, Duo

Sol Rashidi

Former Chief Data, Analytics & AI Officer at Various Fortune 100 Organisations

Sarah Levy

Licensed Therapist, Somatic Experiencing™ Practitioner, Registered Yoga Teacher, Betterment

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Women Lead Data

About this Podcast:

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What is Women Lead Data?

About the host

Recent episodes

Finding your Layer of the "Data Cake" with Akia Obas of Netlify

Building a Unicorn Data Team with Veronika Durgin of Saks

The Value of Data Literacy with Elizabeth Gilbert of Duo

Discovering your Next Chapter with Sol Rashidi of AWS

Balancing Speed and Building an Inclusive Culture with Sarah Levy of Euno

Guest Appearances

Veronika Durgin

Elizabeth Gilbert

Sol Rashidi

Sarah Levy

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Women Lead Data

About this Podcast:

Pitch Analysis

What is Women Lead Data?

About the host

Recent episodes

Finding your Layer of the "Data Cake" with Akia Obas of Netlify

Building a Unicorn Data Team with Veronika Durgin of Saks

The Value of Data Literacy with Elizabeth Gilbert of Duo

Discovering your Next Chapter with Sol Rashidi of AWS

Balancing Speed and Building an Inclusive Culture with Sarah Levy of Euno

Guest Appearances

Veronika Durgin

Elizabeth Gilbert

Sol Rashidi

Sarah Levy

Advertisers on this show

Best industries to pitch Women Lead Data for

Podcasts like Women Lead Data

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