Join fellow data & analytics leaders for the Global CDAO Exchange! 

We look forward to bringing together the data & analytics community to learn, connect and benchmark together, all while continuing to offer unmatched live speaker presentations from leading data & analytics executives. 

Complete the form to view our agenda and learn more about the CDAO Exchange!

As a solution provider, the Exchange offers you a uniquely intimate and exclusive environment to meet one-on-one and network with prequalified heads of technology and business from the world’s biggest brands who are actively seeking your solutions. 

Proudly Presents the Data & Analytics 2023 Forward Schedule of Events

• Connect face-to-face with data & analytics executives
• Meet 1:1 with decision makers who control the budget
• Increase your market share and brand awareness

To find out more the sponsorship opportunities at the Exchanges, please email us at spexchange@iqpc.com or call Caroline Jacklin at 404-421-8833.

Complete the form to view the 2023 forward schedule of events and learn more about sponsorship opportunities!

In case you weren't able to join us at one of our 2022 CDAO Exchanges, we put together this Post Event Report for you to catch up on what you missed.

Inside you can find all the information you need to know about our 2022 Exchanges including:

• Number of speakers, solution providers and attendees
• Industry Breakdown of attendees
• Attendees average annual revenue and budget
• Plus more!
  

Data literacy, data upskilling, and data talent development continue to be one of the biggest hurdles for D&A leaders, even as more organizations emphasize data and analytics. While there’s growing awareness of data as a strategic asset, most organizations have failed to take the necessary steps to turn that asset into a competitive advantage. In this article, Mir Ali, Head of Engineering at Kraft Heinz Company discusses how your organization can use data to give itself an advantage over the competition.

Texas Department of Information Resources Chief Data Officer, Ed Kelly and his team work to facilitate best practices and standards for state agencies and institutions of higher education (IHEs). In turn they leverage what the OCDO has developed to build their individual agency data management programs. 

Access this Q&A for insights:

• How to empower people and process in data culture
• How to overcome hurdles to data transformation 
• How the CDAO Is the force multiplier of building the intelligent enterprise
• and more!