Where does your data come from? How is it being used? How easy is it to access? As the volume and sources of data collected by nonprofits continues to increase, it is critical to rely on consistent and accessible data sources. Since data is being gathered from various sources in many different formats, it is imperative to ensure that it meets your organisation's needs all the way through its lifecycle.

As part of our philanthropic mission to promote the use of data science to improve civic and social outcomes, Bloomberg and J.P. Morgan hosted Data for Good Exchange (D4GX) 2021 UK from Monday, June 7 to Thursday, June 10, 2021. This virtual event consisted of a series of expert-led, one-hour sessions, each of which focused on a specific area of 'The Digital Data Journey.'

Together these sessions are designed to support the nonprofit sector in better understanding and managing its data to help them target and tailor their services more effectively, increase organisational efficiency, and generate more funding to better promote their critical work in supporting our communities.

Speakers:
Nikolai Saaksmeier
Data Management Director, J.P. Morgan

Rio Achuzia
Data Scientist, Funds and Data Science team, Bloomberg

Moderated by:
Marie Sokolow
Corporate Philanthropy, Bloomberg

https://www.bloomberg.com/d4gx/
https://jpmorgan.com/D4GXUK
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