Coffee Chat and Learning Event

Topic: Creating "Safe Enough" Spaces: The Foundation of Data Transformation

Speaker: Christine Haskell, Ph.D.

Join us for an interactive session exploring how our earliest experiences with numbers, math, and technology shape our approach to data transformation today. Through guided exercises and storytelling, we'll uncover our "data biographies" – the personal narratives that influence how we and our teams respond to change.

Drawing from Driving Your Self-Discovery, participants will:

This hands-on workshop helps change leaders recognize patterns in their organization's resistance to new tools while building the foundation for successful transformation. Come prepared to share, reflect, and discover how understanding our data stories can create safer spaces for change.

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About Our Speaker

Christine Haskell, Ph.D., is a seasoned collaborative advisor, educator, and author with nearly three decades of experience in the technology industry. She teaches graduate information management courses at Washington State University's Carson School of Business. She is a visiting lecturer at the University of Washington's iSchool, sharing her multidisciplinary perspective with the next generation of tech professionals. Currently, she consults with USC’s Marshall School of Business, designing curriculum for and teaching in MS in Analytics and Artificial Intelligence (MSAAI) program.

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