DSF Speakers

The Data Science Foundation keeps a register of qualified and experienced data scientists who are able to give talks and presentations on big data topics at events and conferences. Please contact us to discuss your requirements.

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Madhu Vadlamani

Graduate

9 years analytics expertise. Have extensive experience in data modelling and digital marketing. Sound knowledge in prepective analytics

Qualification:	Graduate
Speaking Locations:	INDIA/UAE/Singapore/Malaysia
Speaking Experience:	Over 40+ sessions till date which includes colleges/IT firms

Michael Baron

Ph D (Curtin University) MEM (ECU), BA (University of Melbourne)

Available to speak (including Via Video Links, Webinars etc) on the topics of Data Management, E-Learning, User-Centered Design, Website Performance Analysis & Business Analysis

Qualification:	Ph D (Curtin University) MEM (ECU), BA (University of Melbourne)
Speaking Locations:	Melbourne, Australia (happy to discuss Travelling arrangements subject to availability) & Online.
Speaking Experience:	Almost 20 years of experience in Consulting Presentations, Guest Lectures, MBA & MIS Lecturing, Industry Seminars & Webinars

S.Balakrishnan

B.E,M.E, Ph.D

Professor and Head

Qualification:	B.E,M.E, Ph.D
Speaking Locations:	India, Dubai
Speaking Experience:	10 Years

Diana Ascher

Expert in data & information ethics

Director, Information Studies Research Lab, UCLA; CEO, Stratelligence; Founder, Information Ethics & Equity Institute; Alum: UCLA IS, Drucker/CGU, Duke, Capital Group, Bloomberg

Qualification:	Expert in data & information ethics
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