
Keeping Stakeholders Engaged
Engagement begins with the identification of key partners, providing the WIFM (what’s in it for me), problem-solving together to identify solutions to proactive data management rather than reactive data clean-up, and providing visually appealing mediums using language familiar to the business.
Positive ongoing engagement includes opportunities to make data fun and interactive, providing meaningful regular opportunities for collaboration, and supporting the business through change and staffing constraints.
The case study will share our experience with:
Speakers: Lynn Marsh, Antoinette Cashwell-Robinson, Lisa McKnight
Lynn Marsh

Lynn Marsh, MBA, ALMI, ACS, CSM, has over 12 years of experience in the Group Insurance Benefits industry with an emphasis in business processes and data analytics. As a Data Steward on Lincoln Financial Group’s Data Governance team for the past 7 years, she is a conduit between the business and IT to provide collaboration and help ensure all teams are speaking the same language when it comes to data. Lynn’s strong facilitation and communication skills combined with her passion for accurate data and process efficiencies have helped the business understand the value and positive impacts of Data Governance and data as a strategic asset.
Antoinette Cashwell-Robinson

Lisa McKnight

Lisa McKnight is a newer member of the Data Governance team, who was previously a leader within the Group Protection Operations business area. Lisa brings over 11 years of operational experience at Lincoln Financial Group to the data governance team. Lisa’s vast business knowledge and passion for digging into data is a great fit for the Data Strategy role, in addition to her skills in collaborating with stakeholders across the organization to identify data solutions.
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