Careers in Data Science
Careers in Data Science: Rock Your LinkedIn Profile with Becky Brown | January 29, 2025
Your presence on LinkedIn and other social channels is the first impression you make on clients and your network. Creating the right presence is the key to having people “opt-in” to conversations with you. Join this session to learn how to articulate a clear and authentic personal brand, how to define your LinkedIn strategy, and how to build a LinkedIn profile that connects with your target audience so you can make more authentic connections.
About the Speaker | Becky Brown
Becky Brown brings almost four decades of experience into her work as a coach, trainer, and LinkedIn content creator. Her career spans a blend of sales and marketing roles in the technology field and she currently works to support her colleagues as senior sales enablement program manager at the largest privately-held software company in the role. She focuses on helping professionals find greater fulfillment in work and life by expanding their insights and perspectives through meaningful social connections. Becky earned a Business degree from Meredith College and holds certifications in LinkedIn coaching, social selling, career coaching and professional life coaching.
Careers in Data Science: Measuring Social Impact at the Kennedy Center | September 11, 2024
From liberal arts major to major impact
What do Musical Theater, Psychology, History, and Business Administration all have in common? These fields can all provide you with successful tools and experiences that can lead to valuable careers incorporating data science. In this session, Trés McMichael, Senior Program Manager for Social Impact Civic Alliances at the Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C., will discuss his pathways from a liberal arts education to a non-profit professional who has incorporated research, evaluation, and data visualization as a tool to support arts, culture, and community change.
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About Trés McMichael
Trés McMichael is a joy-filled arts leader and performer who is passionate about community empowerment, arts education, and social justice. Originally from Baltimore, Trés is an alumnus of Elon University, where he graduated with degrees in Music Theatre (BFA) and Arts Administration (BA). He also holds an MFA in Arts Leadership and a certificate in Fundraising Leadership from Seattle University. While pursuing his graduate degree, he was named an EDI Research Fellow with the Association of Arts Administration Educators. He has worked with various nonprofit and arts organizations such as Arena Stage, DC Collaborative, and the NAACP. Through his work, Trés strives to do work that is in and with, not to or for, the communities he serves.