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Data Jobs in the Wild: David Henderson, Family Independence Initiative
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David is also presenting a hands on the keyboard workshop later in the day on creating interactive web dashboards using R Shiny: https://heinz.campusgroups.com/SUDS/rsvp?id=318184
David Henderson joined Family Independence Initiative (www.fii.org) in 2014 after running a data analytics and technology company for over eight years that built outcomes management solutions for social sector organizations. David’s professional focus is on improving the way social sector organizations utilize information to make high impact decisions. After more than a decade working in and with human service organizations, David is especially interested in exploring the effectiveness of investing directly in low-income communities.
Since 2001, Family Independence Initiative (FII) has innovated and tested new approaches to economic and social mobility that demonstrate that low-income families have the initiative and capacity to move themselves and their communities out of poverty. This happens when families have access to connections, choice, and capital.
Where
HBH 1204
4800 Forbes Ave, Pittsburgh, PA, United States
Speakers
David Henderson
Chief Data Officer
Family Independence Initiative
David Henderson joined Family Independence Initiative (www.fii.org) in 2014 after running a data analytics and technology company for over eight years that built outcomes management solutions for social sector organizations. David├óÔé¼Ôäós professional focus is on improving the way social sector organizations utilize information to make high impact decisions. After more than a decade working in and with human service organizations, David is especially interested in exploring the effectiveness of investing directly in low-income communities. David holds a Masters of Science in Public Policy and Management from Carnegie Mellon University and a BA in politics from Pomona College.
Since 2001, Family Independence Initiative (FII) has innovated and tested new approaches to economic and social mobility that demonstrate that low-income families have the initiative and capacity to move themselves and their communities out of poverty. This happens when families have access to connections, choice, and capital.