Women@TRIA: In Conversation With Rachael Bland, Chief Data Officer, NHBC

Date Posted: Tuesday, 18th March 2025

In this conversation, Charlotte Phillips and Rachael Bland explore Rachael’s journey through the world of data, AI, and analytics. Rachael reflects on her career’s pivotal moments, sharing insights into the challenges she’s faced and the lessons she’s learned. It’s a candid discussion that offers a real glimpse into what it takes to navigate and succeed in this field. The conversation then broadens to tackle issues of diversity and inclusion in tech, with Rachael offering her perspective on building diverse teams and why it’s so crucial. They wrap up by looking to the future, particularly how AI might play a role in driving positive change in the industry. Would you be interested in getting involved in these conversations? Join us for future sessions and be part of the dialogue.

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