How to Lead Data Conversations
Without Feeling Like an Imposter
Let’s be honest: you’re really good at what you do. On your best days, you’re a conductor, a magician, a rockstar.
But when the conversation turns to data, that confidence can slip.
This 60-minute masterclass will show you how to stay grounded, sharp, and influential when the numbers enter the room.
Date: March 11 | 12pm EST | 9am PST
Replay available until March 13
Data is shorthand for credibility.
You can build a career by leaning into what you’re already exceptional at.
But in rooms where high-stakes decisions get made, data is part of the conversation.
And when you avoid that conversation, you’re not fully in the room.
If you want to:
✔️ Walk into data conversations without shrinking
✔️ Ask sharp questions instead of bluffing
✔️ Build credibility instead of guarding it
✔️ Shape direction instead of deferring
You need to know how to lead with data.
Learn from a leader who knows how credibility gets built.
Stephanie E. Farquhar, Ph.D., M.H.S. has spent her career in the rooms where data shapes real decisions.
From advising Directors and VPs at Google to working on federal policy implementation at the White House to leading research and evaluation at the Center for Health Equity at NYC’s Department of Health — one of the largest public health agencies in the world — she has seen how credibility gets built. And how it gets lost.
She now teaches leaders how to use data to make decisions, build credibility, and shape direction.
Sarah, Senior Project Manager, Client
“I used to look at pages of stats and feel paralyzed. After working with Dr. Farquhar, it feels less daunting, and I’ve developed a taste for what good data use looks like. It’s gone from being a hurdle to being a tool I can actually lead with.”
This Masterclass Is NOT For You If…
You’re comfortable bluffing or staying quiet.
You want to keep handing the power to someone else.
You believe you can succeed without data being one of your strengths.
This Masterclass Is For You If…
You’re done pretending you’re fine in data conversations.
You know avoiding this is costing you credibility.
You’re ready to expand your influence.
You will show up live and engage.