Exclusive Event: Leadership and Mentorship: Women Who Qlik Conversation with Sadie St Lawrence

[Sarah-Clark]

If you work in data, analytics or AI and have not heard of Sadie St Lawrence, now’s the time to meet one of the most influential voices in the field!

On March 26 get an exclusive behind‑the‑scenes look at this visionary innovator, founder of Women in Data and founder/CEO of the Human Machine Collaboration Institute. 

We sat down with Sadie to explore her career path, what drives her, and her perspective on leadership and mentorship. 

Check Out the Conversation Now! 

After we premiere the full conversation with Sadie, stay for an interactive discussion, on leadership and mentorship, taking place in the comments below. 

Please share, your thoughts on leadership and mentorship!  

I have a few thought provoking questions to get us started: 

• Share a risk you’re glad you took in life or in your career? 
• What skill made the biggest difference in helping you move up in your career? 

[prashanthi_gn]

Hello everyone,  just saw a group talking the picture with the swags and jacket women who qliks. And registered in this community.  Meet you all in qlik connect 

[masundi]

Risk taken - Dared to use data to tell my story fo providing cost oversight. Skills that helped me was my Mindset - curiosity, courage to ask questions, vulnerability, building relationships and communities. Amplifying women’s voices brings me most joy

[rashmiairan_leadershipkeynotespeaker]

One of the most valuable lessons in my career has been learning that growth often begins with uncomfortable conversations and difficult decisions. The skill that has made the biggest difference isn't technical expertise—it's sound judgment. In a world increasingly shaped by AI and data, leaders who pair innovation with integrity and empathy will make the greatest impact, and mentors play a critical role in developing both.