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Last updated: August 23, 2026

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  • Do No Harm: Operationalizing Responsible AI by Applying What You Already Know — August 2026 chapter meeting, presented by Dr. April C. Williams
  • Data Storage & Operations — Trip Around the DAMA Wheel, presented by Greg Klaus
  • Data Architecture Fundamentals — Trip Around the DAMA Wheel, presented by Dawn Michels
  • Data Integration & Interoperability — Trip Around the DAMA Wheel, presented by Terry Baresh
  • Force Field Analysis — July 2026 chapter meeting, presented by Danette McGilvray
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Trip Around the DAMA Wheel Sessions

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Session 10 · August 10, 2026

Data Architecture Fundamentals

Presented by Dawn Michels

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Session 12 · August 24, 2026

Big Data, Data Science, and AI Governance

Presented by Carmen Olson

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2026 Recordings

Dr. April C. Williams

August 2026 • Responsible AI / Data Governance

Do No Harm: Operationalizing Responsible AI by Applying What You Already Know

Presented by Dr. April C. Williams, PhD, CDMP, CIPT, AIGP
The Ethical Data Doc

Artificial intelligence is not new, but its widespread adoption has created new governance challenges. In this practical, business-focused session, Dr. April C. Williams shows how familiar data governance concepts — including data quality, stewardship, accountability, transparency, risk management, and privacy — provide the foundation for Responsible AI.

Drawing from her books, Dr. Williams introduces the Do No Harm model and The Ethical Yardstick, practical frameworks that help organizations evaluate AI initiatives before unintended consequences occur. Attendees learn how the governance work they already do can immediately contribute to trustworthy, accountable, and ethical AI-enabled decision making.

Key learning objectives

Participants learn how established data governance principles naturally extend to Responsible AI; how to explain AI concepts using practical, business-focused language; how to evaluate AI use cases using the Do No Harm model and The Ethical Yardstick; and how to integrate Responsible AI into existing governance programs without creating entirely new processes or organizational structures.

Speaker bio

Dr. April C. Williams, PhD, CDMP, CIPT, AIGP, known as The Ethical Data Doc, is a data governance and AI governance leader with nearly 20 years of experience helping organizations build trust in data and AI. She works at the intersection of governance, ethics, privacy, and operational excellence, translating complex AI concepts into practical strategies for business leaders.

Drawing on experience across healthcare, finance, education, and enterprise transformation, Dr. Williams helps organizations implement responsible AI practices that strengthen accountability, reduce risk, and support confident decision-making. She is the founder of DataLeadership Solutions and author of Do No Harm: A Journey Through Justice, Data Governance, and the Ethics of AI and Do No Harm: Before the Algorithm Decides.

Through her books and practical frameworks, including the Do No Harm model and The Ethical Yardstick, she equips leaders to evaluate AI initiatives with clarity, transparency, and ethical discipline. Connect with her on LinkedIn at linkedin.com/in/aprilcwilliams.

Danette McGilvray

July 16, 2026 • Data Quality

Force Field Analysis: Breaking Through the Barriers to Your Data Quality Work

Presented by Danette McGilvray

Danette is the author of Executing Data Quality Projects: Ten Steps to Quality Data and Trusted Information™, 2nd Ed. (Elsevier/Academic Press, 2021).

Have you ever been discouraged by roadblocks that get in the way of your data quality work? In this interactive session, Danette McGilvray introduces force field analysis, a strategic management tool applied in the context of data and data quality. Participants learn how to identify and evaluate the forces driving work forward and the forces restraining progress, then use that insight to take advantage of organizational strengths and reduce or remove roadblocks.

This practical chapter meeting included attendee participation and breakout room discussion. No separate slide deck was provided.

Speaker bio

An internationally respected expert, Danette McGilvray is known for her Ten Steps™ approach, used by multiple industries as a proven method for increasing the value of data through quality and governance. It applies to operational processes and focused initiatives such as security, analytics, digital transformation, AI, and compliance. Danette guides leaders and staff as they connect business strategy to practical steps for implementation.

As president and principal of Granite Falls Consulting, Inc., Danette is committed to the appropriate and effective use of technology and addressing the human aspect of data management through communication, change management, and engaging with people.

Danette is the author of Executing Data Quality Projects: Ten Steps to Quality Data and Trusted Information™, 2nd Ed. (Elsevier/Academic Press, 2021). Chinese and Japanese translations are available, and a Spanish translation is currently underway.

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Riju Raval

June 17, 2026 • Member Share

Master Data Management

Member share by Riju Raval
Enterprise Data Strategy, Governance and Integration
Post Consumer Brands

Members share their knowledge, experiences, tips, and practical lessons learned. During this session, Riju Raval discusses key elements of Master Data Management, including where MDM fits within the broader data management ecosystem, how Master Data Management creates value for businesses, organizations, and institutions, and the challenges of designing and implementing Master and Reference Data Management capabilities.

Speaker bio

Riju Raval is a Senior Data and IT Leader with over 21 years of experience driving large-scale digital and data transformations across Manufacturing, Food Production, Finance, and Logistics. Expert in aligning data strategy with business outcomes, Riju specializes in Data Governance, Master Data Management, and Data Quality. A proven leader of global, multimillion-dollar programs, she has successfully managed teams of up to 60 cross-functional professionals to implement scalable on-premise and cloud solutions that deliver trusted enterprise data.

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May 20, 2026 • Member Discussion

Member Open Discussion

Presented by DAMA-MN Members

Open floor meeting gives you an opportunity to network with your fellow DAMA members and discuss topics of interest. Need some help? Looking for new ideas? Want to brag about something cool you did? This is the place!

Come ready to engage with members on all topics data.

Thomas C. Redman “The Data Doc”

April 15, 2026 • Data Leadership

People and Data

Presented by Thomas C. Redman “The Data Doc”

In “People and Data,” Tom Redman explores why successful data and AI initiatives must start by putting people first. Drawing on his practical, human-centered approach to data quality, he shows how involving everyone and building stronger teamwork can help organizations overcome uncertainty and drive meaningful transformation.

Speaker bio

Tom Redman, known as “The Data Doc,” is a leading authority on data quality and enterprise data management who helps organizations tackle data challenges to drive better decisions, operations, and AI outcomes. A frequent contributor to Harvard Business Review and Sloan Management Review, he is the author of People and Data: Uniting to Transform Your Organization (2023), where he emphasizes empowering people and focusing on foundational data practices.

Andrew (Andy) Nash

March 18, 2026 • Data Quality

Data Quality Maturity: A Retrospective of Target’s Product Data Journey

Presented by Andrew (Andy) Nash

This Member Share from Target features Andy Nash, Data Governance and Quality Senior Manager, who brings more than 16 years of experience building trusted, actionable data through enterprise data quality, stewardship, and governance. In this session, Andy reflects on Target’s product data journey to share practical lessons on data quality maturity, people-centered governance, and the tools and artifacts that help organizations strengthen operational data quality over time.

Speaker bio

Andy Nash is a data quality and governance leader at Target with over 16 years of experience advancing enterprise data quality, stewardship, and trust in data. He is known for building scalable data quality capabilities by aligning technology, business processes, and people, and has led impactful initiatives such as enterprise scorecards and data quality controls while actively contributing to industry standards and thought leadership.

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Robert (Bob) S. Seiner

February 18, 2026 • Data Governance

Accelerating Data Governance With Change Management and Data Fluency

Presented by Robert (Bob) S. Seiner

Robert S. Seiner’s session shows how combining data governance with change management and data fluency can turn governance from a perceived burden into a practical business accelerator that drives faster value, stronger adoption, and better AI readiness.

Speaker bio

Robert (Bob) S. Seiner is a recognized leader in data management and governance, best known as the originator of the Non-Invasive Data Governance® (NIDG) approach and the Data Catalyst³™ framework. As President and Principal of KIK Consulting & Educational Services, he focuses on advancing best practices in data, metadata, and AI governance through education and knowledge sharing. An accomplished author and educator, Seiner serves as faculty in Carnegie Mellon University’s Chief Data and AI Officer (CDAIO) program and is a sought-after keynote speaker and thought leader in the global data management community.

Aakriti Argawal-Kim

January 21, 2026 • Change Management

6 Ways that Your Change is Sinking (and how to stay afloat)

Presented by Aakriti Argawal-Kim

Aakriti Agrawal’s session explains how leaders can use her ANCHOR framework to avoid common change-management pitfalls and build trust, reduce resistance, and sustain people-centered transformation.

Speaker bio

Aakriti Agrawal is a data and analytics professional known for her work in advancing data-driven decision-making and modern data practices within organizations. She brings a strong blend of technical expertise and business insight, focusing on areas such as data strategy, analytics, and governance to help organizations unlock value from their data.

2025 Recordings

Jason Doer III

November 19, 2025 • Data Governance

Member Share: Leading Data Governance in a Highly Regulated Utility Environment

Presented by Jason Doer III

At our DAMA-MN November chapter meeting we'll be hearing from fellow member, Jason Doerr III, as he shares how they're using AI to scale the data governance program at Xcel Energy. Member shares are a great way to learn and discuss the practical problems our members are facing and real solutions being implemented.

Speaker bio

Jason Doer III leads enterprise-wide data governance and lifecycle management at Xcel Energy, aligning data strategy with business outcomes. With a background in IT architecture, automation, and data quality, he blends strategic vision with practical execution to advance data maturity. A strong advocate for data-driven culture and trusted information, Jason brings leadership and thought-provoking insight to the data management community.

Mark Horseman

October 15, 2025 • Data Governance

Policy Meets Platform - Mapping Governance with Knowledge Graphs

Presented by Mark Horseman

In this session, Mark Horseman demonstrates how knowledge graphs can connect enterprise policies directly to data assets, creating a visual, traceable map of governance across a data landscape. He highlights a practical, lightweight approach to linking business glossaries, data lineage, and policy frameworks to improve clarity, ownership, and governance effectiveness.

Speaker bio

Mark Horseman is a data management leader with over 20 years of experience and currently serves as Data Evangelist at DATAVERSITY, where he leads education and certification initiatives. A CDMP Master and experienced instructor, he has led information management programs across public and private sectors and is a key contributor to industry training, including DATAVERSITY’s CDMP and Applied Data Governance Practitioner (ADGP) programs.

David Loshin

September 2025 • AI / Data Strategy

Navigating Information Risks to Establish a Baseline for Trusted AI

Presented by David Loshin

David Loshin’s session explores the growing integration of AI, machine learning, and generative AI into modern data and analytics ecosystems, while highlighting the risks associated with increasing reliance on automated decision-making. He outlines key concepts such as information risk, what defines “trustworthy” AI, and practical governance strategies to help organizations identify, assess, and manage AI-related risks effectively.

Speaker bio

David Loshin is President of Knowledge Integrity, Inc. and a recognized thought leader in data strategy, information risk, and analytics. A prolific author and sought-after speaker, he has written extensively on data management best practices and serves as an Associate Research Engineer at the University of Maryland, helping organizations drive innovation through trusted data.

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Marilu Lopez

August 20, 2025 • AI / Data Strategy

Data Strategies as Cornerstone if you want to use AI in Advanced Analytics

Presented by Marilu Lopez

This session by Marilu Lopez highlights how a clear, pragmatic data strategy is essential for successful AI and advanced analytics initiatives, helping organizations avoid jumping into solutions without understanding their data challenges. It introduces the PAC approach, emphasizing stakeholder alignment, maturity assessment, and effective communication tools like strategy canvases to guide data management priorities.

Speaker bio

Marilu Lopez is a seasoned data management leader and consultant, and the owner of SEGDA, specializing in data strategies and operating models. With over 30 years in the financial sector and 15 years in data management, she is a CDMP Master and TOGAF-certified professional, a former president of DAMA Mexico, and a global DAMA leader who actively speaks at international conferences and authored Data Strategies for Data Governance.

Michael Scofield

July 16, 2025 • Data Visualization

Advanced Data Visualization for Critical Strategic Decisions

Presented by Michael Scofield

Michael Scofield’s presentation explains how data visualization turns raw data into clear insights that support both analysis and executive decision-making. He emphasizes the importance of data quality, consistency, and proper transformation in the data-to-information lifecycle. He also highlights techniques for presenting very large numbers in a more understandable, contextual way so leaders can make better strategic decisions.

Speaker bio

Michael Scofield is a seasoned data management professional, educator, and frequent industry speaker with over 20 years of experience in data quality, data architecture, data warehousing, and visualization. He serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor at Loma Linda University and has delivered hundreds of presentations worldwide, earning recognition such as the DAMA International Community Award for his contributions to advancing data management practices.

Meenu Howland

June 18, 2025 • Data Governance

Identify the Hidden Gaps: Understand why traditional data governance frameworks often fall short

Presented by Meenu Howland

This session challenges the idea that governance failures stem from poor design, instead revealing the deeper structural gaps that prevent programs from delivering value. Meenu Howland reframes governance as a dynamic, relationship-driven system and offers practical strategies—and a preview of her book Unlinked—to help organizations align data, processes, and accountability for real impact.

Speaker bio

Meenu Howland is a data governance and enterprise data strategy leader with over 15 years of experience helping organizations unlock business value from their data. Known for her practical, forward-thinking approach, she focuses on bridging gaps between data, processes, and ownership, and is the author of Unlinked, where she introduces a new architectural perspective on making governance effective and sustainable.

Claire Waner

April 16, 2025 • AI / Data Strategy

From Bottlenecks to Breakthroughs: How Data, Analytics, and Collaboration Are Revolutionizing Claims Processing

Presented by Claire Waner

This session shares how Securian Financial transformed claims processing by combining a customer-first mindset with data, analytics, and AI to move from manual workflows to a digital, human-in-the-loop approach. Claire Waner highlights the journey from identifying pain points to driving adoption, delivering faster processing, improved accuracy, and continuous improvement through collaboration and insights.

Speaker bio

Claire Waner is a data science professional at Securian Financial with experience applying analytics and AI across industries including consumer packaged goods, supply chain, and financial services. She holds a Master’s degree in Computer Science with a focus on Data Science from the University of Illinois and is passionate about using data-driven approaches to improve business processes; outside of work, she enjoys baking, crocheting, and playing pickleball.

Mike Atkins

March 19, 2025 • Semantic Standards

The Business Case for Managing Meaning

Presented by Mike Atkins

Join Mike Atkins of Semantic Arts for a forward-looking session on the evolution of data management and the growing importance of managing meaning through semantic standards and graph technology. Drawing on decades of leadership in the field, he will highlight why traditional models fall short and share practical strategies for simplifying, harmonizing, and future-proofing enterprise data.

Speaker bio

Mike Atkins is a recognized leader in data management and semantic technology, and a co-founder of Semantic Arts, where he helps organizations design data architectures centered on shared meaning and business alignment. He is also the founder of the Enterprise Data Management Council and co-founder of the Enterprise Knowledge Graph Foundation, bringing decades of experience guiding enterprises in adopting semantic standards and knowledge graph approaches to simplify and harmonize complex data environments.

Piotr Czarnas

March 19, 2025 • Data Quality

A Journey of Scaling a Data Quality Team

Presented by Piotr Czarnas

Piotr Czarnas, founder of DQOps, shares a real-world case study on how Procter & Gamble scaled a data quality team from zero to 50+ data stewards in five years. He outlines practical approaches to standardizing processes, building reusable quality checks, and delivering agile, cross-domain improvements—offering a proven blueprint for scaling data quality in complex organizations.

Speaker bio

Piotr Czarnas is the founder and CEO of DQOps, a company focused on automating and scaling data quality management for modern data teams. With more than 25 years of experience in data engineering and software development, he has built and led high-performing engineering teams and multiple startups, helping organizations design practical, scalable approaches to data quality, governance, and observability.

Dave Crolene

February 19, 2025 • AI / Data Strategy

Integrating AI With Data: A Unified Strategy for Business

Presented by Dave Crolene

This session explores why AI and data strategies must be unified to deliver real business value, emphasizing the need for high-quality data, scalable architecture, and strong governance. David Crolene shares practical steps and real-world examples to help organizations align technology, processes, and culture for a cohesive, outcome-driven approach.

Speaker bio

Dave Crolene is Vice President of Data, Analytics & AI at EXL, with over 25 years of experience driving transformative business outcomes through data and emerging technologies. He has led enterprise data initiatives for major organizations including Sony, Pfizer, Target, and AT&T, combining deep technical expertise with strategic leadership.

2024 Recordings

Laura Madsen

October 16, 2024 • AI / Data Strategy

Navigating AI Disruption, stories from the book - AI and the Data Revolution

Presented by Laura Madsen

In this session, Laura Madsen explores how AI is transforming data governance, requiring organizations to move beyond traditional control-based models toward more adaptive, trust-focused approaches. Drawing from AI and the Data Revolution, she highlights the need to govern not just data, but also AI-driven decisions, emphasizing transparency, accountability, and cross-functional alignment in an evolving data landscape.

Speaker bio

Laura Madsen is a global data strategist, advisor keynote speaker and author. She coaches data leaders in healthcare, government, manufacturing, and tech. Laura has spoken at hundreds of conferences and events inspiring organizations and individuals alike with her iconoclastic disrupter mentality. Laura is a co-founder of Minneapolis-based consulting firm, Moxy Analytics where she combines her passion for helping companies define and execute successful data strategies and radically challenging the status quo.

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