My Career in Data Episode 30: Lauren Maffeo, Service Designer, Steampunk

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Welcome back to a new episode of My Career in Data – a DATAVERSITY Talks podcast where we sit down with professionals to discuss how they have built their careers around data.This week we talk with Lauren Maffeo, FRSA – a Service Designer at Steampunk, Author of Designing Data Governance from the Ground Up, Member of the Editorial Board of Springer’s AI and Ethics Journal, and Adjunct Lecturer on Interaction Design at the George Washington University – about how she went from her education in journalism to a career in data.Buy Lauren's book.Connect with Lauren on Linkedin.Learn more about Steampunk.Never miss an episode – subscribe to the DATAVERSITY weekly newsletter.Interested in being a guest?

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