I’m a Data & AI leader by day, a musician at night, and an optimist at heart. 

After 12+ years in data analytics, data governance, consumer insights, digital transformation and AI innovation, I grew fond of the human aspect - how to communicate, collaborate and get creative around data and AI.

My passion lies in making data and AI more approachable and fun, and I often use unconventional methods to do so - with music, humor or other creative outlets. 

Nice to meet you! 
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Tiankai Feng

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Visiting Professor and Lecturer for Universities and Business Schools on the disciplines of Design Thinking, Innovation and Leadership, Data Management & Science, 
Universities include: MIT Sloan Executive Education, MIT Professional Education , Univeristy of Chicago, 24Ore Business School, Ca Foscari amongst others

Visiting Professor, Faculty Lecturer & Mentor

FIT Academy

Partner

FIT Strategy

DAMA Italy

President

DAMA International

Europe, Middle-East and Africa (EMEA) Coordinator

Massachusetts Institute of Technology

MIT Chief Data Officer Committee

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Advisory Board

ENNE Management Consulting

CEO and Founder 

Transport for London

Head of London 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Programme Management

Alstom Transport

Senior Planner and Performance Manager

Global authority and advisor in Data and Project Management, celebrated with the prestigious DAMA International Excellence Award in 2020. Recognised among the top 100 influencers in data and analytics in 2021, Nino has dedicated to sharing, promoting, and educating corporate and non-profit entities on cutting-edge Data and Information Management best practices.

Currently President of the Italian Data Management Association, Nino also holds the position of Chair of the Europe, Middle East, and Africa Embrace Transformation Conference. In 2023, this conference brought together thought leaders from over 60 countries, showcasing Nino's commitment to fostering global collaboration.

Beyond his national and regional roles, Nino is a sought-after World Economic Forum author, United Nations Advisor, and WSIS High-Level Track Facilitator. His influence extends further as a Fellow of the Africa Institute of Information Management and Co-Chair of the MIT CDO Symposium 2021. Nino's passions drive him to champion causes like Women in Data, Ethical Data Management, Data Benefits for Communities, and Smart and Sustainable Travel.

Over the past decade, Nino has shared his expertise as a Visiting Professor and Lecturer at renowned institutions such as MIT, the University of Chicago, 24 Business School, and Ca'Foscari Venice. His captivating teachings cover the realms of Data Science, Leadership & Innovation, and Design Thinking.

Before his journey into academia and advisory roles, Nino held pivotal senior management positions in iconic construction projects in the United Kingdom, leaving his mark on the modernization of the London Underground and Tideway. His expertise further extended to global mega-events like the London 2012 and Rio 2016 Olympics, the 2014 FIFA World Cup, and the Glasgow Commonwealth Games.

As the co-founder of FIT Group, Nino drives the success of a dynamic data & digital management advisory and education services firm, operating across the UK, Italy, LATAM, and the Middle East.

Nino Letteriello

🚀 New on Forbes: a practical model for change that actually sticks.
Too many transformation programs fail—not because the strategy is wrong, but because we overlook the human architecture of change.

In my latest article, I share a simple (and surprisingly powerful) framework:

 🔺 Training (not as an event, but as a continuous capability-building journey)
 📣 Communication (clear, consistent, two-way—not corporate noise)
 🤝 Community (the missing vertex: peer reinforcement and shared ownership)

Think of these three as the vertices of a triangle: remove one, and the structure collapses. 

If you’re leading transformation—data, AI, operating model, culture—this is a practical lens you can apply immediately.

👉 Read it here: 
“Training, Communication, Community: The Three Vertices Of Change That Actually Work.” 

https://lnkd.in/dUC4zqXs

#ChangeManagement #Leadership #Transformation #DigitalTransformation #AIReadiness #Culture #Learning #Communication #Community #ForbesTechCouncil

Nino Letteriello 

2x Founder | Project and Data Management Advisor | International Award Winner | Visiting Professor & Lecturer

Open article: The Three Vertices Of Change That Actually Work by forbes.com

The Three Vertices Of Change That Actually Work

VUCA is an acronym for Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, and Ambiguity, a term coined by the U.S. Army to describe the unpredictable post-Cold War world, now widely used in business to address rapidly changing, unclear, complicated, and confusing environments. 

What a better way to describe the new AI era we are in. 
I often discuss about it at my classes MIT Sloan School of Management and how leaders should rethink learning strategies, embed computational thinking into decision frameworks and redesign their programs around human-AI collaboration.

To know more, here the artcile:

Open article: How To Reclaim Human Thought With Computational Thinking by forbes.com

How To Reclaim Human Thought With Computational Thinking

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