Data-for-Good Convening

Getting to Smarter Solutions, Faster

How Data is Being Leveraged to Improve Communities and Economic Competitiveness

We have entered a new age of decision-making where data can be captured passively and actively, aggregated and analyzed, and then used to make increasingly accurate predictions about near- and long-term outcomes. That information is being used to create data-driven solutions which are accelerating and strengthening efforts to expand opportunity, improve communities, and advance local economies.

Data For Good

 

This era of analytical abundance is quickly transforming the world, and creating competitive advantages for public- and private-sector leaders who embrace this shift. However, communities that have the most to gain from implementing data-driven solutions are often unable to do so due to social, economic, and even geographic divides. Inclusivity is key, and those working collaboratively to use data to inform decision-making have the potential to advance their agendas more effectively and will set a new bar to make meaningful civic and social impact for all.

On Wednesday, September 22, Start Co. will host a virtual convening during which experts from across the nation will discuss ways they use data to strengthen quality of life and access to opportunity, government decision-making, and economic growth. Guest speakers will also share insights on lessons learned and best practices that can be leveraged in Memphis.

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Date:

September 22 , 2021

2:30 – 3:30 pm CT

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