Becoming a Chief Data Officer typically requires a combination of education, experience, and specific skills. Many CDOs have advanced degrees in fields such as computer science, data science, or business administration. They also often have extensive experience in data management, analytics, and leadership roles within organizations.
How does one become a Chief Data Officer?
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Colin Kieran is the Managing Partner at Bronson Technical Search, a leading technology staffing and recruitment firm. With over 15 years of experience in consulting roles across diverse sectors and regions, Colin brings a wealth of expertise to help organizations navigate the ever-evolving digital landscape and achieve their strategic business objectives.
With an MSc in Business Management and a recent MSc in Digital Innovation, Colin is a thought leader and a lifelong learner who is passionate about technology and business growth. He leverages his analytical skills, social networking, and presentation abilities to deliver results and develop people.