Data Management & Analytics
Roadshow
June 1 – 15, 2023
Toronto | Ottawa | Halifax (Virtual) | Edmonton | Victoria (Virtual)
Event Overview
Driving Government Transformation through Data and Analytics
Data is a catalyst for driving innovation and transformation in governments across the world. Over the years, data driven decision making has played a crucial role in overcoming the various challenges caused by the pandemic. A data-driven culture can help organizations extract insights, allocate resources effectively, lower operating costs and keep up with changing citizen needs. Given the rapid growth and use of data, stakeholders have also become more data centric with maturing expectations and demands.
With technology and automation continuously shaping our future, it is imperative to have a solid data foundation that is built on a sustainable data strategy. Given the abundance of data all around us, integrated and comprehensive data strategies and tools are needed in order to maximize the value derived from data. How do data leaders accelerate their data journey and capitalize on their momentum? Are your data strategies updated and renewed? How do you ensure that data and analytics is part of business as usual?
To help your organization’s data journey, we are bringing you the Data Management and Analytics Roadshow 2023 that will unite data leaders to discuss best practices and key lessons that can help you strengthen your existing data strategies and ensure a data-driven future.
Benefits of Attending
Your Inspiring Speakers
STEPHANIE OLDFIELD
Senior Manager – Policy
Ontario Digital Service
AMY BIHARI
Senior Manager, Office of the Corporate Chief Information Officer
Ontario Ministry of Government and Consumer Affairs
CHRISTINE LAU
Manager, Digital Policy Division
Treasury Board Secretariat
CURTIS HO
Director Data Governance & Strategy
Municipal Property Assessment Corporation
CYRUS TEHRANI
Chief Digital Officer and Director of Innovation
City of Hamilton
FRANK POST
CISO
Ontario Pension Board
JOHN ROBERTS
Associate Deputy Minister, Deputy Chief Digital and Data Officer, Chief Privacy Officer and Archivist of Ontario
Ministry of Public and Business Service Delivery
JOHN HOUWELING
Director Data and Visualization
York Region
MICHAEL HILLMER
Assistant Deputy Minister Digital and Analytics Strategy Division
Ontario Ministry of Health and Long-Term Care
SAHAR NEZAMI
Senior Director Analytics and Insights
Bank of Canada
JOHN MACEDO
(A) Director for Digital Government & Modernization
City of Toronto
AMY MCNEE
Global Vice President of Technical Sales and GTM
Informatica
JAN KESTLE
President
Environics Analytics
KELLY TAYLOR
Director General Research and Innovation Lab
Canada Revenue Agency
STEPHEN BURT
Chief Data Officer of Canada
Government of Canada
MICHAEL LAM
Chief Data Officer
Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC)
GABRIELLE FITZGERALD
Executive Director, Chief Data and Risk Officer
Canadian Food Inspection Agency
CHRIS ALLISON
Chief Data Officer
Public Health Agency of Canada
CHRISTIANA CAVAZZONI
Chief Digital and Data Officer
Supply Ontario
MICHAEL HABER
Senior Lead, Public Engagement
Privy Council Office
ANDREW PRICE
Principal Data Architect and Chief Data Strategist
AWS Professional Services, Canada Public Sector
MICHEAL ANDERSON
Chief Strategist, Public Sector
Informatica
MARTIN WALLS
US Head of Data Management
Quantexa
JAN KESTLE
President
Environics AnalyticsShort Description
DANIEL GAUTREAU
Director, Data and Analytics
Nova Scotia Digital Services
DAVID WILSON
Director – Provincial 911
Nova Scotia Emergency Management Office
VIJAY RAJ
A/Director, Program Manager, Enterprise Architect (Data & Analytics)
Government of Nova Scotia
JENNIFER GUITARD
Director, Workforce Intelligence and Systems
Government of Nova Scotia
COLIN CAMPBELL
Manager, Equity Programs
and Initiatives
Nova Scotia Health Authority
STEPHANIE LEBLANC
Senior Manager
– Information & Technology Services
Halifax Water
MIA JORDAN
Digital Transformation
Executive
Salesforce
Public Sector
TARA MYSHRALL
Regional Vice President
Talend
KAREN MORTON
Director, Data Policy and Partnerships
Agriculture and Agri- Food Canada
JORDAN ERKER
Director-Data Analytics
Ministries of Justice and Public Safety & Emergency Services, Government of Alberta
PAVAN KUMAR
Director of Standards and Architecture Design
Alberta Energy Regulator
ANDY RIDGE
ADM Health Standards, Quality and Performance Division
Alberta Health
MAUREEN TOWLE
Assistant Deputy Minister, Data, Privacy and Innovation
Government of Alberta
KWOK SETO
Account Executive
Snowflake
MARK MISKIMAN
Senior Sales Engineer
Snowflake
MIA JORDAN
Digital Transformation Executive
Salesforce Public Sector
NADER SHUREIH
Vice President, Business Development – Public Sector
Environics Analytics
STEVEN TAM
Chief Data Governance Officer
Vancouver Coastal Health Authority
MAHI BOOZARJOMEHRI
Acting Director, Outreach, Analytics and Reporting
BC Ministry of Education and Child Care
FARAZ SOLEYMANI
Director of Business Information and Reporting
BC Financial Services Authority
BETH COLLINS
Executive Director, Policy and Legislation BC Data Service
Minister of Citizens’ Services
EMILY QUINN
A/ Director, Strategy & Advisory Services
BC Ministry of Energy, Mines and Low Carbon Innovation
MARTIN WRIGHT
ADM Health Sector Information, Analysis and Reporting
BC Ministry of Health
Key Sessions
Enabling a More Proactive Government with an Improved and Renewed Data Strategy
- Optimizing your outcomes by understanding your data environment
- Fostering a data-driven culture with a sustainable data strategy
- Developing an operating model to ensure success
Leveraging Open Data for the Public Good
- Driving growth, transparency and innovation
- Role of open data in gaining public trust and maintaining trust
- Strategies to use open data effectively
(Toronto only)
Bridging Service and Accessibility Gaps with Race-based Data Collection
(Ottawa only)
Generating Insights from Data to Drive Modernization
(Halifax only)
Governing Data for Velocity: Moving at the Speed of Trust
(Victoria only)
Implementing a Human-Centric Design for Data Collection
- Removing systemic barriers and inequities through race-based data collection
- Bridging the gaps in government services and programs for different communities
- Using data to inform anti-racism policies
Leveraging Open Data for Public Good
- Driving growth, transparency and innovation
- Role of open data in gaining public trust and maintaining trust
- Strategies to use open data effectively
(Ottawa only)
Data: A Critical Enabler to Our Work at ServiceOntario
(Toronto only)
York Region’s Journey with Data and Analytics
(Toronto only)
Data Analytics: A Critical Enabler for Our Work at Provincial 911
(Halifax only)
Alberta Energy Regulator’s journey with Data Governance
(Edmonton only)
Creating a Data Driven Culture Through Collaborations
(Edmonton only)
Implementing an Actionable Data Ethics Framework
- Striking the right balance between data-first and ethics-first
- Key principles of a strong data ethics framework
- Practical implementation steps to keep in mind
(Toronto & Ottawa only)
Roundtable 1: Leveraging AI and ML to Address Challenges and Realize the Benefits for Your Organization
Roundtable 2: Best Practices, Roles and Responsibilities of Data Lifecycle Management
Roundtable 3: The Need for Data Cataloguing for Improved Data Governance and Collaboration
Roundtable 4: Transforming Public Service Delivery with Cloud-based Data Management
Making Digital Government a Reality with Data and Analytics
- How can data & analytics play a key role in delivering seamless public services?
- How can government-wide data policies improve data integration across enterprises?
- What are the obstacles to data interoperability that we need to overcome?
- How can data leaders leverage enterprise level data analytics into everyday decisions? How has your organization supported real time data-driven decision making?
- What are a few of the key steps that can help agencies implement data as a catalyst for innovation?
Data Governance for the Digital Age
- What are the current challenges facing government data management strategies?
- How can governance strategies evolve alongside emerging technologies?
- What are the key elements of a good governance framework?
- How do government agencies strike the right balance between data accessibility while ensuring security and privacy?
- Best practices of data governance transformations
(Toronto only)
Your Registration
Venues
Toronto
Sheraton Centre Toronto
123 Queen St. W
Ottawa
Innovation Centre at Bayview Yards
7 Bayview Station Rd.
Halifax
Online
Edmonton
Allard Hall at MacEwan University
11110 104 Ave NW
Victoria
Online
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