Welcome to another Wednesday, and another Secoda Wrap!

Here's what's up this week:

💿 We bid MDS Fest 2.0 adieu

🏁 Learn how to move fast without breaking (too many) things

🙋♀️ ...and how to survive and thrive as a data team of one

💿 MDS Fest 2.0 comes to a close: watch the replays

And just like that... we closed out Day 5/5 at MDS Fest 2.0 on Friday 🎊

This was our biggest year yet with:

🎤 55+ speakers

👋 1100+ attendees

📺 30+ hours of high quality data talks

There is so much content to comb through these days - we wanted to silence the noise and curate content made for and by the data community. This year's speaker lineup was impressive, with data teams from companies like Netflix, Disney, Capital One, Vanta, and so many more.

If you missed any talks, register at mdsfest.com for all the replays - there is a treasure trove of knowledge waiting for you.

Watch the replays

🏁 Move fast without breaking (too many) things

Speed and governance are concepts that have traditionally been at odds for most data teams.

How do we move fast, without breaking (too many) things? Join us on April 25 to find out.

🌟 Learn from the experts: Hear from Oliver Laslett (CTO & Co-founder of Lightdash), Lindsay Murphy (Head of Data at Secoda), and Brittany Perlin Danishevsky (Solutions Engineer at Secoda)

🛠️ Practical integrations insight: Discover how the latest integration between Lightdash and Secoda can transform your data practices.

🚀 Speed vs. governance: We'll explore effective strategies for moving fast without compromising crucial aspects of governance.

If you're a data engineer, analyst, BI pro or doubling down on data-driven decision making, this session is for you.

Reserve your spot now to tune in live and recieve a recording.

RSVP now

🙋 Going solo: succeeding as a data team of one

Tune into episode #17 of Women Lead Data, recorded live at MDS Fest with Julie Beynon and Lindsay Murphy!

This episode includes audience Q&A, and covers Julie's career at Census as a data team of one, and her transition from marketing to data. We also touch on managing imposter syndrome and how to manage people pleasing tendencies.

It's a great episode for anyone looking to transition into data from another role, and anyone who has dealt with imposter syndrome, and all that comes with it!

Tune in

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And that's all for now! See you next week 👋

Hungry for more? You can find past wraps on the Secoda blog.

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