Bruno Giordano

Vice President - Data Governance Systems
Brown Brothers Harriman

Bruno has 23 years of systems experience in financial services with focus on data modeling, data management and has spent the last 5 years in data governance. He introduced the Data Governance Program at SSgA in his previous role and is currently the Enterprise Data Steward responsible all lines of business at BBH. He participates in the data governance program design by drafting data governance policies, data on boarding processes, and data sharing processes and other best practices for the Firm.

He primarily works day to day with business stewards to define and classify data, record business rules, document storage location and lineage, and measure quality for those domains being governed.

Check out the incredible speaker line-up to see who will be joining Bruno.

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Data Governance, Strategy & Execution

Monday, July 3rd, 2017

11:15 Panel Discussion: Implementing The Process For Applying Data Quality

The importance of establishing clear roles and specific accountabilities for data quality across the business, as well as, performance measures and incentives, is key to enhancing the process for applying data quality. During this session, panelists will address how to strike a balance between manual/sampling-based processes to measure and report on data accuracy vs. the use of automated tools to measure other aspects of quality.
o Realizing it takes more than having the right toolset to deliver but the process behind the quality
o Mitigating issues associated with applying data quality standards and encouraging people to act on them
o Producing metrics that show how to determine which quality your client data is or your product data
o Determining how to get the end system to adopt to the standards you want
o Externally looking at the client to be serviced and improving the flow of information from the point of onboarding
o Data quality and provenance from the perspective of a National Numbering Agency (NNA)

16:30 Interactive Roundtable Discussions:

Since the earlier part of the day was jam-packed with detailed presentations and thought-provoking panel discussions, here’s your opportunity to be part of the discussion! Sit with many of the day’s speakers to ask questions about their presentations, share your thoughts, and dive deeper into your challenges. Additional roundtable topics not yet discussed in the earlier sessions are available too. You pick which roundtables to partake in – choose the ones relevant to your most pressing initiatives and send your team mates to others to cover full ground. Each Roundtable discussion lasts 20 minutes – choose 3!
1. Strategies For Managing Data Quality Remediation
Daniel Maury, Group Finance Data Program, Managing Director, UBS
2. How To Keep Data Governance Alive?
Daphne Guerci, Senior Director, Data Management, Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec
3. Moving From Tactical Data Governance To Strategic Data Governance
Michael Miller, Global Finance Information Architect, Global Finance IT, HSBC
4. Implementing The Process For Applying Data Quality
Bruno Giordano, Vice President - Data Governance Systems, Brown Brothers Harriman
5. Overcoming The Challenges of Client Data Issues
Alex Dixon, Global Head of Client Onboarding, Transitions & Reviews, UBS
6. Emerging Tools To Drive Data Governance Forward
Ashok Kumar, SVP of Business Data Management, Citi
7. Walk The Talk – Operationalizing KYC & Client Data Governance Initiatives
Dan Shannon, Director, Solutions Engineering, Trillium Software, A Harte Hanks Company
8. Managing Reference Data Services For The New CDO
Preetham Kamesh, Head of Data Management Services, Business Unit, IGATE Corporation