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We’re delighted to announce our line up for the first San Francisco EARL Conference.
As always, we received a large number of excellent abstracts so the Mango team spent many hours deliberating in order to bring the best program to San Francisco:
Keynote Speakers
Prakhar Mehrotra, Senior Data Science Manager in Uber’s Strategic Finance team has joined the Keynote Speaker ranks.
We’re also looking forward to having representatives from RLadies and the R Consortium take to the podium – we’ll bring you more details on this soon.
Speakers
In addition to the speakers announced a little while ago, we can now divulge the rest of the lineup:
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| Aaron Hamming ProAssurance | Dr Aleksander Dietrichson Blackboard Inc. | Bharatch Sankaranarayan Microsoft |
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| Daniela Saldana Amgen |
David Bishop Hitachi Solutions America Ltd. |
David Croushore Pandora Media Inc. |
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| David Smith Microsoft |
Dennis Salguero VegasCrimeStats.org |
Dr Salvaggio Salvino Qatar Science & Technology Park |
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| Eduardo Ariño de la Rubia Domino Data Lab |
Elena Schneider InsightRX |
Emily Bailey Uber |
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| Filip Stachura Appsilon Data Science |
Dr Gabriel Becker Genentech |
Gabriela de Queiroz SelfScore |
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| Jorge Miranda County of Los Angeles |
Joseph Rickert RStudio |
Kelly O’Briant B23 LLC |
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| Kyle Allaire Glass Box Research |
Luke Fostvedt Pfizer |
Madhura Raju Microsoft |
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| Mike Gahan Metabiota |
Shad Thomas Glass Box Research |
Professor Thomas Vaughan Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center |
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| Tyler Cole Amgen |
To find out what our speakers will talk about, take a look at our speakers list on the EARL website.
EARLYBIRD TICKETS
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