Data-driven leadership

As more state courts turn to data to drive improvements and inform decisions, strong communication between court leadership and data professionals has never been more important. Join us for a thought-provoking webinar featuring two state court administrators as we explore how courts can overcome common data challenges, foster collaboration, and unlock the full potential of data to serve justice more effectively.

This session will highlight real-world successes and practical strategies to help court leaders become more effective data consumers and advocates. Learn how better communication and investment in data quality can enhance decision-making, build public trust, and strengthen the judiciary.

What you'll learn:

• Data is a powerful tool for decision-making, resource allocation, and improving public trust in the judiciary.
• Leaders must prioritize clear communication, invest in data quality, and foster a culture of engagement across all levels of the court.
• By embracing the challenges and celebrating the wins, courts can continue to grow as data-driven organizations.

Moderator: 

• Morgan Novitt, court research analyst, NCSC

Panelists:

• Judy Rupp, state court administrator, Maryland Judiciary
• Tom Boyd, state court administrator, Michigan State Court Administrative Office

Register today

For more information, email esnyder@ncsc.org