
About this episode
In this episode, Mike Bennett, Head of Data Governance at Bayer Crop Science, discusses starting and growing a data governance strategy.
Key takeaways:
- Access and control
- Touches on security and compliance
- Compliance is just one aspect of governance
- Treat data as a physical product
- Start with a minimal process, then evolve and mature it
- Embracing data privacy as it’s not going away
- Build an adaptive model
About today’s guest:
Mike Bennett
Head of Data Governance, Bayer Crop Science
An accomplished leader with extensive experience across multiple technical disciplines, biotechnology, and digital agriculture. Proven ability to define vision and strategy through implementation, spanning various business models from Silicon Valley start-ups to Global-500, multidivisional corporations. Bayer Science and Technology Fellow recognized for contributions to digital agriculture and early gene sequencing technologies.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/michaelsbennett
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