Justin Evans

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Justin Evans is a twenty year veteran of the data and technology industry whose innovations have generated hundreds of millions in revenue for Fortune 500 companies such as Samsung, Comcast and the Nielsen Company, as well as venture-backed startups. In addition to his business work, his mission as a writer and communicator is to demystify data and AI and to empower any leader to use their “data superpowers.” He is a frequent conference speaker, the author of The DataStory substack, as well as The Little Book of Data (HarperCollins Leadership), and two novels, one of which, A Good and Happy Child, was named a Top 100 Book of the Year by the Washington Post and optioned by Paramount Pictures. Justin is a Phi Beta Kappa graduate of Columbia University and was a Dean’s Scholar at NYU Stern where he received an MBA. He lives in New York City.

Money Matters Episode 328- The Little Book of Data w/ Justin Evans

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May 14, 2025

Money Matters Episode 328- The Little Book of Data w/ Justin Evans

Money Matters Episode 328- The Little Book of Data w/ Justin Evans 🔎 Data isn't just about numbers—it can save lives. In my latest Money Matters podcast, I had the privilege of speaking with Justin Evans, author of the upcoming The Little Book of Data. One story from our conversation hit me hard. Justin shared the story of “Priya,” a data analyst using her skills to track and stop sex traffickers. By analyzing patterns and applying her expertise, Priya was able to pinpoint a trafficker and save a girl who was running out of time—a life-or-death mission made possible by data. 👉 This is the human side of data we don't talk about enough. Data is not just dashboards and KPIs. It’s a tool for justice, protection, and change—if we use it ethically. This moment reminded me why data literacy and data ethics need to be at the center of every conversation we have about tech, AI, and decision-making. 🎧 Check out this powerful clip from the episode. It will change how you …

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