Data Story Telling for Project Professionals
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Have you ever presented a data report to your manager or leadership team thinking it was super dope as you were able to get all the relevant information in a chart, but all they saw was a pile of numbers and trends that didn’t make much sense to them? Wondered how you could declutter those confusing numbers through visuals & presentation that has flawless clarity and drives the point you wish to convey?
Data storytelling is an approach for framing data in a way that is easy to understand and tailored to engage the audience.
Data Storytelling for Project Professionals event is designed to provide participants with a solid foundation in the fundamentals of data storytelling. You get to learn about the key elements of data storytelling and deep dive into 2 key elements of any data presentation: creating compelling data visualizations and building a persuasive narrative.
If you are a project professional who works (or has ever worked) with data/charts and would like to transform your charts and confidently convince using your insights, this event is for you.
Target Audience:
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Target Roles: |
Project Managers, Program Managers, Business Analysts, Data Analysts, Scrum Masters, Business Operations Managers, Strategy Managers. |
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PDU's: |
1.5 |
| About the Speaker |
Mahesh Deshpande
Mahesh Deshpande is a Senior Principal Consultant with over 12 years of Program Management experience in leading cross-functional transformation initiatives across geographies to drive innovation and change. He specializes in Data Product Program Management and is known for his passion for data storytelling and design thinking.
Mahesh is also the Vice President of PMI San Francisco Bay Area Chapter's Mentorship Program. He introduced novel innovative ideas to mentorship and fostered a strong mentor community. Under his leadership, the mentorship program grew to support 200 participants annually, became self-sustainable and transformed into a platform that supports any project professional seeking mentorship.
Mahesh is a travel buff who likes to travel, hike and bike during his free time.
General Events Registration & Cancellation Policy
Paid Events
Registrations for paid events are non-refundable once completed unless explicitly mentioned on the event card above. We encourage participants to confirm availability prior to registering.
If the Chapter cancels or reschedules a paid event, registered participants will be notified and provided with available options, which may include a refund or transfer at the Chapter’s discretion.
Participants who do not attend a registered paid event (“no-shows”) are not eligible for a refund, credit, or transfer.
Free Events
We understand that plans may change. If you are unable to attend a free event, we kindly ask that you cancel your registration in advance whenever possible. This allows others the opportunity to participate and helps our volunteers plan more effectively.
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