My Career in Data Episode 39: Lee Kurzhal, Principal Consultant, ERM

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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're talking with Lee Kurzhal, Principal Consultant at ERM – who we met at the recent Data Governance & Information Quality Conference – about how she decided to transition to a career in data after years in another field, the importance of mentorship, and of speaking up.Never miss an episode – subscribe to the DATAVERSITY weekly newsletter.Learn more about ERM.Connect with Lee on LinkedIn.Interested in being a guest?

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