Wednesday 9 September 2026

Housing masterclass: Turning data quality into regulatory confidence

Discover how better data quality can strengthen compliance, improve tenant outcomes and prepare your organisation for the future

Turning Data Quality into Regulatory Confidence

As regulatory expectations continue to evolve, housing organisations need confidence in the data that underpins their reporting, decision-making and service delivery. Poor-quality data can create risk, while trusted data provides the foundation for stronger governance, greater transparency and better outcomes.

At the same time, organisations are looking to harness AI and digital transformation initiatives, but success depends on having accurate, well-governed and reliable data in place.

Join us, as we bring together expert speakers and housing professionals to share practical approaches for improving data quality, strengthening compliance and preparing data for the future.

This session is designed for housing data, governance and transformation leaders looking to turn data quality into a strategic advantage and move from ambition to action.

Across the day, we will explore:

  • Building trust and confidence in housing data.
  • Strengthening regulatory compliance and reporting accuracy.
  • Establishing effective data governance practices.
  • Preparing data for AI and digital transformation.
  • Delivering measurable organisational and tenant outcomes through high-quality data. 

Housing masterclass: Turning data quality into regulatory confidence

Date: Wednesday 9 September 2026

Time: 10:40am - 3pm

Venue: Experian, 6th Floor, Cardinal Place, 80 Victoria St, London SW1E 5JL

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Agenda

Time Session
10:40 Arrive and networking
11:00

Welcome and introduction

11:15

Nicole Brosnan, Head of Data Quality and Improvement, Southern Housing

Explore how Southern Housing is tackling regulatory pressures with a data-driven strategy. Learn how they’re preparing for inspection and have delivered against new regulations by focusing on data quality. Discover why the human element is the most critical driver for success, even more so than the technology itself.

12:00 Lunch and networking
1:00

Shae McCalla, Head of Data Governance, Notting Hill Genesis

Join Shae McCalla, Head of Data Governance at Notting Hill Genesis, for an insightful session on their award-winning data governance journey. Discover how they are successfully navigating the housing sector's mounting regulatory pressures and are developing an approach for managing unstructured data to ensure future compliance.

1:30

Akshay Davis, Director of Professional Services, Experian Data Quality

Starting a data quality programme is one thing. Sustaining it and delivering lasting business value is another. In this session, Akshay Davis will share practical insights from helping organisations across multiple sectors establish, embed and scale successful data quality initiatives. Attendees will gain an understanding of common pitfalls to avoid, what good looks like in practice, and the key factors that help organisations create lasting momentum for data quality improvement.

2:00

Break

2:15 Q&A with the speakers
2:45

Networking

3:00 Close

Speakers

image of Nicole Brosnan

Nicole Brosnan

Head of Data Quality and Improvement, Southern Housing

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Shae McCalla

Head of Data Governance and Performance, Notting Hill Genesis

Akshay Davis

Akshay Davis

Director of Professional Services, Experian Data Quality

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