7 - Morgan Depenbusch on leaving corporate to go solo

8 - Colby Kennedy Nesbitt on influencing decisions and navigating stakeholder management

Colby joins us to talk about hard-won lessons on delivering tough analyses, repairing stakeholder relationships, and how parenting directly ties into executive presentation. You can find Colby on her Substack [varianceexplained.substack.com/]and LinkedIn [https://www.linkedin.com/in/colby-kennedy-nesbitt-phd-0824b979/]

7 - Morgan Depenbusch on leaving corporate to go solo

Morgan joins us as a guest to talk about the big leap into entrepreneurship. We took a lot of live questions and chatted through the motivations to make the move, the timing feeling absolutely crazy, and how Morgan's been slowly building this through experimentation and LinkedIn posting.

6 - David Cohen on training data consultants and how AI is changing analytics

David Cohen of Superposition joins us for a discussion on how he's positioning himself as "your favorite consultant's favorite consultant". We ended up taking a lot of live questions - thanks to the audience for a TON of engagement on this episode. You can find David at ⁠superpositionstrat.com/⁠ [https://www.superpositionstrat.com/] and on LinkedIn.

5 - Jess Ramos on SQL, AI, and becoming a top data influencer

Jess Ramos of Big Data Energy, a top Voice on Linkedin, and cruise ship aficionado joins us to talk about SQL, AI, and how to get ahead in today's ever-changing technology landscape.

4 - A convo with Tris Burns

We welcome Tris Burns, a former global head of data who now works 1:1 with data leaders across multiple industries on data leadership strategies and careers. We talked about what makes a good analyst, how to manage ad-hoc requests, and the transition into a strategic partner.