The Disruptive Innovators Network is delighted to invite you along to our latest forum where we have partnered with the Government's Centre for Data Ethics and Innovation (CDEI)

In this session we are delighted to welcome Jenny O'Connor, Head of Public Sector Innovation, CDEI to kick off our first webinar exploring the journey towards to 'responsible innovation'. With a long career working in the innovation space Jenny is looking forward to helping DIN members develop their knowledge and capabilities around data ethics.

In this open forum session, we will aim to cover:

CDEI Model for Responsible Innovation

Introducing our model which we use for rapid response red teaming engagements with private and public sector partners.

DIN members will be taken through our approach. This will include a breakdown of the data ethics fundamentals; how our Model works with our data ethics artefacts, such as the Data Ethics Framework; and a flavour of some of the experiences of recent users of the Model in diverse project contexts.

After the presentation, DIN members should have a better understanding of what it means to think seriously about data ethics in a live, operational context, and will (hopefully) feel more confident about getting to grips with data ethics within the projects they oversee in their own organisations.

In addition we will be joined by Tariq Khan, CDIO, LB Camden who will share how you can lead on responsible innovation and ethical use of data.

The purpose of the forum is to provide a safe space to debate some of the big strategic and emerging tech and data issues which may impact on housing providers.

We will hear from thought leaders from inside and outside the housing world, including other public sectors as well as commercial sectors. Engage with your peers and expand your network.

Attendance will provide you with timely intelligence and insight into the major change programmes taking place in the world of digital transformation, where is new tech thinking emerging, how is strategy evolving, what is working and more importantly what isn’t!

Attendance is free for DIN members as part of your subscription.

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Data Ethics and Responsible Innovation