Data In the Community: Combining Technical & Interpersonal Skills (Tulsa)

Oklahoma Women in Technology invites you to a professional development event in Tulsa! Whether you're a seasoned professional, new to the technology industry, or anywhere in between, we welcome you to join us as Taguma Nicholas discusses how we can implement enterprise solutions that turn complex data into actionable insights.

Speaker bio:

Taguma Nicholas is an accomplished leader with over a decade of experience implementing enterprise solutions that turn complex data into actionable insights. As Founder and CTO of Maverick Data, a boutique consultancy specializing in scalable analytics solutions, she partners with organizations to deliver tailored analytics platforms that drive operational improvements and measurable outcomes. By aligning data strategies with business priorities, she has helped organizations streamline processes, enhance decision-making, and achieve sustainable growth. Throughout her career, Taguma has led transformative initiatives, including the development of advanced analytics solutions. She holds a Master's degree in Data Science and a wide range of certifications, reflecting her expertise in navigating and integrating various tech stacks to meet evolving needs. Beyond her professional achievements, Taguma is deeply committed to advancing the data community and fostering inclusivity in tech. As co-lead of the Oklahoma Power BI and Fabric User Group (OKIE PUG), she engages professionals through educational workshops and collaborative discussions. She has also delivered TEDx talks on pivotal topics such as data responsibility and AI bias, advocating for ethical and equitable use of technology. Taguma draws from her unique experiences to inspire and guide others. Her ability to bridge deep technical knowledge with executive leadership makes her a trusted advisor and invaluable partner in the pursuit of meaningful, data-driven transformation.

With her extensive experience, Taguma supports organizations in realizing the

potential of their data, positioning herself as a highly respected authority in the field.

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