Leveraging Data for charitable causes - Cyrus Bulsara

Published: Feb. 1, 2018, 9:46 a.m.

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In this episode Andy Davis talks to Cyrus Bulsara, Head of Data services at the Children\\u2019s Society. They discuss applying creativity to Data, making a move to a management position and how technology is changing the workplace.

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Cyrus is a highly motivated and dynamic database and analysis manager. He has 9 years experience in delivering team leadership and data services, including; segmentation, analysis, imports, policies/procedures, gift processing, data cleaning and user support. He also has over 10 years fundraising experience in the not-for-profit sector. Cyrus\\u2019 fundraising skills and experience include; direct mail appeals, membership programmes, copy-writing, segmentation and analysis. He has been described as a 'calm, problem-solver' and have a proven track record of project management including target-beating direct marketing campaigns and implementation of new systems and technology.\\n \\nShow Notes:

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1.06 Is Data a creative artform.

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1.57 Do you encourage your team to be creative when looking at Data.

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3.13 How do go about building a constructive work environment?

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4.30 How did your background and experiences shape you as a leader?

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6.27 Speaking about the modern problem of retention of staff.

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9.02 Are you motivated by outcomes?

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10.30 How have technological advancements made the gathering of data more efficient?

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12.22 Saving time and being more efficient by self-reporting.

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13.36 Having an awareness of outcomes and have they changed due to technology.

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15.38 How much creativity do you allow your team?

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17.42 Have you found a lot of satisfaction from your management position?

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19.29 How was your transition to management?

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20.37 Did your journey up the career ladder feel like a natural process to you?

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23.02 Being able to admit you can be wrong as a manager.

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24.17 What is exciting you at the moment in the space you occupy?

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