BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:-//wp-events-plugin.com//7.2.3.1//EN TZID:Europe/Berlin X-WR-TIMEZONE:Europe/Berlin BEGIN:VEVENT UID:0-871@sharepointsocial.de DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180613T180000 DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20180613T190000 DTSTAMP:20180607T110150Z URL:https://sharepointsocial.de/events/data-women-virtual-tableau-user-gro up/ SUMMARY:Data + Women Virtual Tableau User Group DESCRIPTION:Join us on Wednesday\, June 13\, for the fourth Data + Women Vi rtual Tableau User Group - Founders Edition!\n\n[su_button url="https://ww w.tableau.com/learn/webinars/data-women-virtual-tableau-user-group-06-13-2 018" target="blank" style="noise" size="5" radius="10"]Register here for f ree![/su_button]\n\nDuring this session you will have the opportunity to h ear from a group of stellar women in data founders who have put their idea s into action to make a difference with data. Each will share why and how they launched their initiative\, their impact\, and advice for others read y to do the same in ten minute lightening talks\, followed by some live Q& amp\;A and candid discussion.\nAgenda:\n \;\n\n Welcome and Introduct ion by Brit Cava and Chloe Tseng\, She Talks Data\n Lightning Talk by Kir a Wetzel\, girls + data\n Lightning Talk by Chantilly Jaggernauth\, Mille nnials and Data\n Lightning Talk by Dilyana Suleymanova\, The Secrets of Dashboards\n Lightning Talk by Emily Kund\, Tableau Fringe Festival\n Li ve Q&\;A\n\n \;\nMeet the speakers:\nKira Wetzel founded girls + d ata\, a 501(c)(3) when she participated in a Girls in Tech - Milwaukee men toring opportunity in 2016. Young women in elementary\, intermediate\, and high school attended this event to ask questions to a wide panel of women IT professionals. As the only data analytics professional in the room\, s he had quite the audience trying to understand what she did. After talking to about ten girls and one parent\, Kira left the event having answered s everal questions about one serious misconception about working in technolo gy: a career in technology means a career in computer science or programmi ng. As a woman who loves data analytics and who uses programming "some of the time\," she has set out to overcome the idea that you have to be a "co der" to be a woman in tech. Through hands-on workshops she has developed a program that culminates in participants developing real world exposure to dashboard development and analytics. In 12 months this program has provid ed approximately 300 students with exposure to careers in data analytics a nd have an exciting roadmap for 2018-2019 that will provide more advanced hands-on experience. By day\, Kira is currently works and lives in Silicon Valley. During the day she is developing analytics and outside of playing with data she can be found traveling with her husband\, playing with her dogs\, and distance running.\n\nChantilly Jaggernauth's mission is to empo wer organizations and individuals through the use of data visualizations a nd data analytics. She specializes in data visualization design\, data ana lytics and development\, training\, speaking engagements\, and solution im plementation. Chantilly has showcased her exemplary unique skill set at tw o Fortune 50 companies for over seven years. Currently\, she is employed a s a Senior Data Analyst at Comcast\, a telecommunications conglomerate bas ed in Philadelphia\, Pennsylvania. In her current role at Comcast\, Chanti lly manages data analytics and data visualization for the Talent Intellige nce department. She uses Tableau and Alteryx to analyze data and to create impactful visualizations and data solutions for leadership and key stakeh olders. During her free time Chantilly is a data analytics and visualizati on consultant and trainer. She is the Founder and CEO of the non-profit or ganization Millennials and Data (#MAD). She enjoys analyzing open data set s\, publishing interactive storytelling visualizations\, training\, mentor ing\, educating herself on data analytics and visualizations\, and being a n active member in the data community.\n\nDilyana Suleymanova is a Data A nalyst at Ceteris AG. Her professional focus (and also her passion) is on data visualization and data analysis. She discovered her interest in the d ata in 2014 at a workshop at Google when she was still a student. After th at\, she decided to write a master thesis about the Big Data. She also com pleted an internship in Business Intelligence in Berlin\, where she gained her first experience with Tableau. Her first experience with data visuali zation for the clients she did at GHG Service GmbH\, where she had been cr eated dashboards for marketing two years long. Dilyana created a project “The Secrets of Dashboards” in February 2018. In the context of this p roject\, she writes blog articles and organizes MeetUps for all Data Peopl e in Berlin. Currently\, she is studying Data Analyst Nanodegree Program b esides her work\, where she deepens her knowledge of Python\, SQL\, and d3 .\n\nEmily Kund has been involved with the Tableau community for five yea rs with her participation evolving from doing data visualizations as a hob by to founding the Tableau Fringe Festival\, a global conference dedicated to the Tableau eco-system. She loves supporting data vizzers and Tableau community members whether it’s through the Tableau Wannabe Podcast she c o-hosts\, to the Vizzies\, community-based awards recognizing leaders and technicians in the Tableau community\, or providing resources for newcomer s to the Tableau community. She is especially excited when she has the opp ortunity to talk to kids about data viz to get them excited about the fiel d. Emily founded a leadership consultancy this year and does freelance dat a visualization work\, through Analytics to Inform\, to help executives ob tain the information they need to make well-informed decisions. Outside of work\, Emily is the mom to two awesome kids\, Alex and Katie\, a fitness enthusiast\, and a co-chair with the Junior League of Annapolis to help wo men recovering from addiction create and maintain a daily positive routine . Emily also founded Pretty Strong Smart\, a women’s empowerment initiat ive that conducts community outreach and provides scholarships for educati onal empowerment.\n\nBrit Cava works in analytics and is based in Silicon Valley California. She specializes in designing visual analytics\, data m ethodologies\, and strategies that help businesses thrive and inspire acti on. Her visualization work and thought leadership earned earned her the ti tle of Zen Master in 2016/2017. She devotes her free time striving for gen der parity by channeling her expertise and community building skills throu gh She Talks Data\, a group that enriches\, empowers\, and connects women and men in the data industry.\n\nChloe Tseng is a Senior Data Analyst at Twitter\, where she turns complex statistics and data into a story to driv e business decisions. She loves visualizing data to raise awareness of soc ial issues and founded Viz for Social Good\, a nonprofit that empowers mis sion-driven organizations to harness the power of data visualization for s ocial change. Passionate about increasing diversity in tech\, she is the c o-founder of She Talks Data\, a community that supports women to become le aders in data. Chloe has been recognized as a Tableau Zen Master. Her nonp rofit Viz for Social Good has been named a finalist in the Fast Company's 2018 World Changing Ideas Awards and was awarded a Silver at the 2017 Info rmation is Beautiful Awards. She is @datachloe on Twitter.\n\nFor question s about this event\, please reach out to Brit Cava or Chloe Tseng.\n\nR ead more at https://www.tableau.com/learn/webinars/data-women-virtual-tabl eau-user-group-06-13-2018#dyGhW7Hxd5Yib3cy.99 CATEGORIES:UserGroup,Webcast END:VEVENT BEGIN:VTIMEZONE TZID:Europe/Berlin X-LIC-LOCATION:Europe/Berlin BEGIN:DAYLIGHT DTSTART:20180325T030000 TZOFFSETFROM:+0100 TZOFFSETTO:+0200 TZNAME:CEST END:DAYLIGHT END:VTIMEZONE END:VCALENDAR