Thursday, July 18, 2024 | 9:45 AM ET | 45 minutes
CDOIQ Symposium Session -
Data Literacy:
The Key to Cracking the Data Culture Code
If you think that data literacy is just about training, think again. Data literacy is about rewiring culture. With CDO surveys continually identifying culture as the primary inhibitor to value realization, cracking the data culture code is a must. But how?
Join two pioneers of the data literacy movement as they share how a community of over 60 data literacy program pioneers have been steadily cracking this code over the past four years. A rare glimpse into the who, how and why of impactful data literacy programs.
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In place of our normal TDL Webinar Series session for July, Valerie Logan and Veronica Vilski will be co-presenting at the 2024 CDOIQ Symposium in Cambridge, MA.
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We invite you to register to attend the event, virtually or in-person, to catch their session using one of the codes below:Â
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- FREE Virtual Pass: CDOVirtual100% – Experience the Symposium from the comfort of your office or home, ensuring you don't miss out on any critical sessions and discussions.
- 50% Off On-site Pass: CDOOnsite50% – Join us in person to fully immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere, participate in interactive sessions, and network face-to-face with industry peers.
Valerie Logan
CEO & Founder, The Data Lodge
Chief Strategy Officer, Data Society Group
Read about Valerie
Veronica Vilski
Content & Engagement Director,Â
The Data Lodge
Read about Veronica
Download our Brochure
Our brochure explains the importance of Data Literacy in today's climate and our approach to running a world-class program - a resource for understanding and sharing Data Literacy's impact.
Ready for the next step?
Request an introductory call with our team!
Meet with our Team
Are you ready to discover how The Data Lodge can support your new or in-progress Data Literacy initiatives?
Request a 30-minute introduction to share your story,
meet our team, and determine the best fit to amplify your progress in Data Literacy.
