Martyna Adam
Rising Star
United Kingdom
Grayce
After achieving the BSc in Psychology and the MSc Research Methods in Psychology at the University of Liverpool, I managed to gain a place on Grayce's Data+ graduate development programme. I gained a wealth of experience throughout my time at university, but after completing my MSc, I was stuck in which direction to go in. I decided to take a leap of faith and switch careers, upskill in technical skills, and begin a journey in the ever-changing world of data and technology.
The core of my day-to-day responsibilities is centred around my client, a multinational company and leader in transportation and logistics. Outside of client work, I invest time to giving back to the Grayce and wider community, mainly through my work as the Communications and Strategy Lead for the Digital Community of Practice (DCP). I’m also a mentor for two mentoring schemes, and I take all opportunities to become visible in the digital space, striving to act as a role model for women and girls. Female role models are important to allow other females to view and recognise themselves as being equally capable of achieving success in this rapidly growing field. Now it is more important than ever to provide opportunities for women to share their stories, expanding our view of what a successful woman looks like and shifting the narrative to showcase the variety in what it means to be successful.
The core of my day-to-day responsibilities is centred around my client, a multinational company and leader in transportation and logistics. Outside of client work, I invest time to giving back to the Grayce and wider community, mainly through my work as the Communications and Strategy Lead for the Digital Community of Practice (DCP). I’m also a mentor for two mentoring schemes, and I take all opportunities to become visible in the digital space, striving to act as a role model for women and girls. Female role models are important to allow other females to view and recognise themselves as being equally capable of achieving success in this rapidly growing field. Now it is more important than ever to provide opportunities for women to share their stories, expanding our view of what a successful woman looks like and shifting the narrative to showcase the variety in what it means to be successful.