I hear a lot of excuses for data initiatives failing in organisations, with them saying, “Last … Data Success – The Easy WayRead more
Author: Liz Henderson
Liz has over 15 years experience, creating a data-driven culture for organisations, to enable monetisation of their data. From developing the vision, designing the strategy, providing strategic leadership and, advising and executing a broad range of corporate compliance and digital data transformations.
With her passion for data governance she has solved problems which many organisations experience with duplicate, inconsistent and incomplete data, on multiple siloed platforms.
Prior to her current role she was a consultant delivering Europe-wide programmes for example; Reduced regulatory compliance costs by 40%, Accelerated the start-up of new capital projects enabling top quartile performance and while leading the European graduate induction programme delivered revenue of $2m by expediting the deployment of new consultants. She has spent a number of years in the branded office products industry where she led the business to revolutionise the standards and governance for global product data and was an active member of the industry federation influencing the direction of the industry for data.
When she is not governing data, she enjoys gardening and travelling, has a data blog lizhendersondata.wordpress.com, is a STEM ambassador and a non-executive director for the charity Focus who support the development of young people.
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