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Overview
The U.S. federal government is transforming its information into open data – standardized, searchable, and ready for anyone to use. Open data supports better accountability, enables data-driven decisions, and allows compliance tasks to be automated.
The transformation is driven by key policy changes. First, the DATA Act of 2014 and President Obama’s Open Data Policy are making open data a central part of government management. Second, the Financial Transparency Act, currently pending in Congress, and the IRS’ recent commitment to publishing nonprofit filings promise that the future of business and nonprofit reporting lies in standardized data, rather than disconnected documents. Third, open data formats are being adopted for the text and substance of laws and regulations, changing the essence of policymaking. Data Transparency 2015 offered a first glimpsed of what the government and business leaders who are pursuing in these policy areas.
Data Transparency 2015 was hosted by the Data Coalition, the world’s only open data trade association, representing market leaders in data publication, data analytics, and data reporting.
Speakers

Rep. Darrell Issa (CA-48)
Member of Congress
Dr. Mark Doms
Undersecretary of Commerce for Economic Affairs
R. Cromwell Coulson
President and CEO, OTC Markets Group, Inc.
Scott Bauguess
Deputy Director, Division of Economic and Risk Analysis, SEC
Valerie Brecher Kovacevic
PMO, Regulations.gov and FOIAOnline.go
Amy Bunk
Director of Legal Affairs and Policy, Office of the Federal Register
Jonathan Elliott
RDG Filings
Ann Ebberts
CEO, Association of Government Accountants
Chris Gates
President, Sunlight Foundation
Bob Goldman
Senior Director of Product, Graphiq
Tim Gribben
Deputy Chief Financial Officer, Small Business Administration
Jacob Harold
CEO, Guidestar
Danny Kermode
Policy Advisor, Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission
Dave Lebryk
Fiscal Assistant Secretary of the Treasury
Laura Manley
Director of Partnerships and Programs, Center for Open Data Enterprise
Dr. John McGinnis
Northwestern University School of Law
Mike Peckham
Director, DATA Act Program Management Office, Department of Health and Human Services
Jessica Seale
Digital Director, Sen. John Cornyn
Hal Shelton
Blu Venture Investors
Alex Wirth
CEO, Quorum
Corinna Zarek
Senior Advisor, White House Office of Science and Technology Policy
Dave Zvenyach
GSA 18F
Stephen Dwyer
Digital Director, House Minority Whip Steny Hoyer
Yuri Beckelman
Legislative Director, Rep. Mark Takano (CA-41)
Vicki McFadden
Deputy Chief Customer Officer, GSA
Seamus Kraft
OpenGov Foundation
Kyle Hughes
Global Head of Entity Data, Citi
Becca Steele
Digital Director, Sen. Ron Wyden
Sharanjit “Sunny” Singh
Office of the CFO, Treasury Department
Justin Duncan
Policy Associate, Data Transparency Coalition
Scott Cooley
Director of Policy Research, Morningstar
Joe Kull
PwC
David Chu
Co-Chair, Transitions in Governance 2016
Darrell Ashton
Office of the Chief Data Officer, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
Mark Bolgiano
Data Society
Robert Shea
Chair, National Academy of Public Administration
John Truzzolino
DFIN
Bradley Phillips
Arkansas Open Data Task Force
Emily Shaw
Deputy Policy Director, Sunlight Foundation
Bryce Pippert
Booz Allen Hamilton
Steve Ressler
GovLoop
Chris Zeleznik
Senior Policy Advisor, Department of Health and Human Services
Herschel Chandler
ACT-IAC
Sean Vitka
Senior Fellow, Demand Progress (moderator)
Rebecca Williams
Senior Open Government Analyst, OMB
Dave McCulloch
Communications Director, Transitions in Governance 2016
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