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William Carter is a Senior Project Engineer with Ingenics Consulting Group. He has over 30 years of manufacturing experience, primarily safety-critical product design for heavy industry and automotive manufacturers. His 3D modeling and design work for the automotive industry includes creating a fueling recess solution based on a Chobani yoghurt cup he had for lunch that day. Additive manufacturing, Product Lifecycle Management (PLM), and AI machine learning are his current projects. Generative design and 3D printing are the things he does for fun. He has two orange tabby kitten berserkers who have discovered how to pull his air vents out of the floor, so he is currently designing a cat-proof floor register. Dogs and cats; milk chocolate, not dark chocolate; beach? mountains? Really, it’s lakes, specifically; cake and ice cream and pie; country mouse, not city mouse

Peter Aiken, PhD is an acknowledged Data Management (DM) authority, an Associate Professor at Virginia Commonwealth University, President of DAMA International, and Associate Director of the MIT International Society of Chief Data Officers. The author of 12 books, Peter has covered CDOs (the case for data leadership), data monetization, modern strategic data thinking, and data literacy. Peter also hosts the longest running data management webinar series at Dataversity. Peter has founded several companies that have helped more than 200 organizations leverage data–specific savings have been measured at more than $1.5B USD. His latest is Anything Awesome. Dogs and cats; milk chocolate, not dark chocolate; mountains, not beach; cake, not ice cream; city mouse who lives in the country

Kathy Rondon is an author, entrepreneur, educator, and advocate. She has been through several different career incarnations—intelligence analyst, business owner, writer, university instructor— but always felt that learning is the key to success. Kathy resides in the Washington DC metropolitan area, is an avid theater goer, and not a bad cook. Dogs, not cats; dark chocolate, not milk chocolate; beach, not mountains; cake, not ice cream; city mouse, not country mouse