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? 

[LO23]

Joining! 

[Sarah-Clark]

Amazing!  Excited to see you there!

[Cassadi_44]

Just re-signed up for the Qlik Community so I could join this one. Qlikview was where so much of my career started — I built my first real operational dashboards in it and it changed how I thought about data storytelling. Seeing what Sadie has built with Women in Data and the Human Machine Collaboration Institute is exactly the kind of leadership conversation I need right now. See you on the 26th.

[Sarah-Clark]

Hi @Cassadi_44 this is amazing news!  I look forward to seeing you tomorrow!

[Sarah-Clark]

Welcome everyone!  Enjoy the conversation!  I'd love to hear your thoughts during and after the video. 

[StephanieR]

I think it is so powerful to be able to pivot in choices of career and life

[Sarah-Clark]

I 100% agree with you @StephanieR.  Sometimes you need to go down one path to understand where you want to be. 

[StephanieR]

Sometimes I think changing direction might be feel like a risk but you will never know where it will take you.  I took a risk in moving to IT had have not looked back on that.  Interesting Sadie did a similar move 

[Sally_Jacobs]

I love these questions Sarah! I think both a risk and skill is always to spot new opportunities both in terms of career and also trying new things.

That's why I moved from PR/ AR to Social Media and now to expand to advocacy and community - they are all integrated and together they can make a much bigger impact.

The biggest difference is to always understand what is critical to the business in terms of objectives and strategy and then think of how your role impacts that and what we can measure.  I believe that enables you not to be the "marketing person who talks about engagements" but puts your role and work into context. 

[StephanieR]

Lets not be the only women in the room with Ai there is so much opportunity here, its a wide open road, lets walk this one together.