Please join the EDM Association’s Women Data Professionalsgroup on Tuesday, March 10, 2026, for two special events in celebration of Women’s History Month, inspired by the International Women’s Day 2026 theme: “Give to Gain.” Together, we’ll explore the power of mentoring, connection, and giving back to support women in our profession and beyond.
Webinar: The Benefits of Mentoring
March 10, 2026 – 10:00-11:00am EDT / 2:00-3:00pm GMT
This engaging webinar will be hosted by Robin Doyle and feature both mentors and mentees from the Women Data Professionals Mentoring Program sharing their experiences and the many personal and professional benefits of mentoring. The discussion will also highlight how mentoring programs strengthen our community of women data professionals and help women succeed in the workplace.
View the recording, and scroll below for a brief summary.
In Person: Evening Networking & Giving Event – New York City
Registration for this event is now CLOSED
March 10, 2026
Doors open, check-in & networking at 5:30 PM EDT / Event runs 6:00-8:00 PM EDT
Hosted by Commerzbank, New York City
Join us for a fun and meaningful evening of networking, cocktails, and light appetizers. The evening will highlight the shared mission of Women Data Professionals and Dress for Success to support and empower women while celebrating this year’s International Women’s Day theme, “Give to Gain”. Enjoy a fireside chat with Linda Powell, head of Women Data Professionals Americas chapter, and Melissa Tenzer, CEO of Dress for Success New Jersey. Hear more about how Dress for Success empowers unemployed and underemployed women to achieve economic independence through professional attire, training, and development programs. You’ll also have the opportunity to support the charity with donations of wardrobe items or monetary donations.
AI is transforming every industry — but who’s defining the rules? The EDM Association’s AI Governance Working Group is bringing together practitioners, thought leaders, and innovators to create the definitive framework for governing AI responsibly. This isn’t about adding bureaucracy — it’s about enabling organisations to adopt AI with confidence, balancing innovation with accountability. Whether you’re grappling with the EU AI Act, trying to integrate AI governance with your existing data management practices, or simply asking “where do we even start?” … this is where those answers are being built.
Join us bi-weekly as we work through operating models, implementation playbooks, maturity models, and real-world case studies. Your voice, your challenges, your expertise—they belong in this conversation.
AI is transforming every industry — but who’s defining the rules? The EDM Association’s AI Governance Working Group is bringing together practitioners, thought leaders, and innovators to create the definitive framework for governing AI responsibly. This isn’t about adding bureaucracy — it’s about enabling organisations to adopt AI with confidence, balancing innovation with accountability. Whether you’re grappling with the EU AI Act, trying to integrate AI governance with your existing data management practices, or simply asking “where do we even start?” … this is where those answers are being built.
Join us bi-weekly as we work through operating models, implementation playbooks, maturity models, and real-world case studies. Your voice, your challenges, your expertise—they belong in this conversation.
AI is transforming every industry — but who’s defining the rules? The EDM Association’s AI Governance Working Group is bringing together practitioners, thought leaders, and innovators to create the definitive framework for governing AI responsibly. This isn’t about adding bureaucracy — it’s about enabling organisations to adopt AI with confidence, balancing innovation with accountability. Whether you’re grappling with the EU AI Act, trying to integrate AI governance with your existing data management practices, or simply asking “where do we even start?” … this is where those answers are being built.
Join us bi-weekly as we work through operating models, implementation playbooks, maturity models, and real-world case studies. Your voice, your challenges, your expertise—they belong in this conversation.
AI is transforming every industry — but who’s defining the rules? The EDM Association’s AI Governance Working Group is bringing together practitioners, thought leaders, and innovators to create the definitive framework for governing AI responsibly. This isn’t about adding bureaucracy — it’s about enabling organisations to adopt AI with confidence, balancing innovation with accountability. Whether you’re grappling with the EU AI Act, trying to integrate AI governance with your existing data management practices, or simply asking “where do we even start?” … this is where those answers are being built.
Join us bi-weekly as we work through operating models, implementation playbooks, maturity models, and real-world case studies. Your voice, your challenges, your expertise—they belong in this conversation.
AI is transforming every industry — but who’s defining the rules? The EDM Association’s AI Governance Working Group is bringing together practitioners, thought leaders, and innovators to create the definitive framework for governing AI responsibly. This isn’t about adding bureaucracy — it’s about enabling organisations to adopt AI with confidence, balancing innovation with accountability. Whether you’re grappling with the EU AI Act, trying to integrate AI governance with your existing data management practices, or simply asking “where do we even start?” … this is where those answers are being built.
Join us bi-weekly as we work through operating models, implementation playbooks, maturity models, and real-world case studies. Your voice, your challenges, your expertise—they belong in this conversation.
AI is transforming every industry — but who’s defining the rules? The EDM Association’s AI Governance Working Group is bringing together practitioners, thought leaders, and innovators to create the definitive framework for governing AI responsibly. This isn’t about adding bureaucracy — it’s about enabling organisations to adopt AI with confidence, balancing innovation with accountability. Whether you’re grappling with the EU AI Act, trying to integrate AI governance with your existing data management practices, or simply asking “where do we even start?” … this is where those answers are being built.
Join us at our next meeting on February 4th. We’re tackling the foundations first: What actually is AI? What does AI governance mean in practice? How does it connect to frameworks you already know like DCAM and CDMC? Join us bi-weekly through as we work through operating models, implementation playbooks, maturity models, and real-world case studies. Your voice, your challenges, your expertise—they belong in this conversation.
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Forum is a monthly, member-led forum bringing together experienced leaders from across the EDM Association membership to collaborate, exchange insights, and shape best practice for responsible AI.
The Forum provides a trusted space for senior practitioners to explore both the opportunities and challenges of generative AI, with a strong emphasis on the data and analytics foundations that enable AI at scale—data quality, governance, controls, transparency, and accountability. Discussions are practical and experience-driven, focused on real-world implementation rather than theory.
Aligned with the EDM Association’s mission, the AI Forum draws directly on the DCAM™ and CDMC™ frameworks to identify and advance the data management practices required for high-quality, ethical, and well-governed AI. Outcomes from the Forum aim to inform recommendations, guidance, and shared deliverables that help members address ethical, legal, and regulatory expectations with confidence.
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Forum is a monthly, member-led forum bringing together experienced leaders from across the EDM Association membership to collaborate, exchange insights, and shape best practice for responsible AI.
The Forum provides a trusted space for senior practitioners to explore both the opportunities and challenges of generative AI, with a strong emphasis on the data and analytics foundations that enable AI at scale—data quality, governance, controls, transparency, and accountability. Discussions are practical and experience-driven, focused on real-world implementation rather than theory.
Aligned with the EDM Association’s mission, the AI Forum draws directly on the DCAM™ and CDMC™ frameworks to identify and advance the data management practices required for high-quality, ethical, and well-governed AI. Outcomes from the Forum aim to inform recommendations, guidance, and shared deliverables that help members address ethical, legal, and regulatory expectations with confidence.
The Artificial Intelligence (AI) Forum is a monthly, member-led forum bringing together experienced leaders from across the EDM Association membership to collaborate, exchange insights, and shape best practice for responsible AI.
The Forum provides a trusted space for senior practitioners to explore both the opportunities and challenges of generative AI, with a strong emphasis on the data and analytics foundations that enable AI at scale—data quality, governance, controls, transparency, and accountability. Discussions are practical and experience-driven, focused on real-world implementation rather than theory.
Aligned with the EDM Association’s mission, the AI Forum draws directly on the DCAM™ and CDMC™ frameworks to identify and advance the data management practices required for high-quality, ethical, and well-governed AI. Outcomes from the Forum aim to inform recommendations, guidance, and shared deliverables that help members address ethical, legal, and regulatory expectations with confidence.
