Welcome to the MBN Solutions Boss ‘n’ Data podcast show
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Small to Medium enterprises present a unique challenge for the Data Leader looking to build or lead a successful data function.
Agility and innovation can often balance out the potential limitations around resources and infrastructure that some SME data leaders may experience.
Experimentation, collaboration, a holistic vision, and careful nurturing of talent can often pay off for the data leader looking to “punch above their weight” in an SME environment…
Rob is joined by Howard, who details some of his “secrets to Data Driven SME success” including:
- The importance of choosing the correct technology stack and cloud platform
- Why data leadership in an SME environment often requires the development of skills beyond those classic data leader attributes
- How the careful management of talent from an acquisition and development perspective can give the SME data leader an advantage over their corporate counterparts
Guest Bio:
Howard Barber is a Data leader with over 25 years of CRM, data and analytics, strategic planning, marketing insight and market research services experience. He has worked for and with a range of agency and corporate organisations, including GfK, Forrester Research, Standard Life, Tesco Bank and currently Golden Charter, covering financial services and several consumer retail and electronics industries.
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Meet the Host:
Robin Huggins, Director of Client Services, MBN Solutions
Rob is Client Services Director at MBN Solutions. It’s been over 12 years and he’s still the smiling face that our clients know and love. Whether it’s ensuring excellence in our engagement model or presenting at one of our events, Rob is often the first MBN face that people see. He’s pretty good, too. So good that he’s been recognised as one of the hundred most influential people in the UK Data Industry...twice.