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Appendix B

Workshop Agendas

WORKSHOP 1, DECEMBER 9, 2021:
SESSIONS 1–3

11:00 am	Welcome, Introductions, and Workshop Goals Robert Groves, Chair, Georgetown University Cheryl Eavey, National Science Foundation
11:15 am	Session 1: Data Infrastructure Initiatives—Description and Discussion
	Moderators: Robert Groves, Georgetown University Patricia Solis, Arizona State University
	This session will discuss current initiatives to improve the U.S. data infrastructure, including the accomplishments and future activities of the Advisory Committee on Data for Evidence Building, the Interagency Council on Statistical Policy initiative related to uses of private sector data by federal statistical agencies, and the NSF-sponsored CNSTAT data infrastructure initiative.

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	Overview of Data Infrastructure Initiatives & Lessons Learned Accomplishments and Future Plans of the Advisory Committee on Data for Evidence Building: Emilda Rivers, National Center for Science and Engineering Statistics and ACDEB chair Initiative on Uses of Private Sector Data at the Interagency Council on Statistical Policy: Andrew Reamer, George Washington University CNSTAT Data Infrastructure Initiative: Robert Groves, Georgetown University
	Panel Discussion—Lessons Learned, Opportunities, Challenges, and Next Steps
	Ivan Deloach, Federal Geographic Data Committee Mathew Shapiro, University of Michigan John Stevens, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
1:00 pm	Break
1:15 pm	Session 2: Private Sector Data Uses for National Statistical Purposes—International Perspectives
	Moderators: Matt Snipp, Stanford University Ted McCann, American Idea Foundation
	International experts will share their perspectives and lessons learned from integrating private sector statistics into national statistical programs. The focus will be on identifying aids and impediments to using private sector data, strategies used to overcome obstacles and gain private sector support, and what, in retrospect, they would do differently.
	Antonio Chessa, Statistics Netherlands Sarah Henry, UK Office of National Statistics Geoff Bowlby, Statistics Canada
2:30 pm	Break

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2:45 pm	Session 3: Federal Statistical Agencies’ Uses of Private Sector Transaction Data
	Moderators: Erica Groshen, Cornell University Margaret Levenstein, University of Michigan
	The presenters will focus on the acquisition process, aids and impediments, lessons learned, and key changes that would have improved project success.
	Monthly State Retail Sales Experimental Data Product: Stephanie Studds, U.S. Census Bureau Jobs and Employment Data Exchange (JEDx): Matt Gee, Brighthive Re-Engineering Key National Economic Indicators John Haltiwanger, University of Maryland Federal Reserve Board Experience Using Transaction Data: John Stevens, Federal Reserve Board of Governors
4:30 pm	Reactions and Wrap-Up Moderator: Robert Groves, Georgetown University
5:00 pm	Adjournment

WORKSHOP 2, DECEMBER 16, 2021:
SESSIONS 4–5

11:00 am	Welcome, Introductions, and Workshop Goals Robert Groves, Chair, Georgetown University
11:10 am	Session 4: Federal Statistical Agencies’ and Non-Profits’ Use of Private Sector Health Data
	Moderators: Janet Currie, Princeton University Anne Case, Princeton University
	Overview of Data Infrastructure Initiatives & Lessons Learned Health Satellite Accounts at the Bureau of Economic Analysis: Mary Bohman, Bureau of Economic Analysis

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	National Center for Health Statistics Initiatives to Use Private Sector Data: Brian Moyer, National Center for Health Statistics The Health Care Cost Institute: Niall Brennan, President and CEO
12:20 pm	Break
12:30 pm	Session 5: Perspectives on Using Private Sector Data for Official Statistics and Research
	Moderators: danah boyd, Data & Society Helen Nissenbaum, Cornell Tech Ted McCann, American Idea Foundation
	Conversation about Social Science One Lessons learned, impediments, what could have been done differently, and context for legislative proposal. Nathan Persily, Stanford Law School
1:00 pm	Description of the Changing Legal/Regulatory/Privacy Landscape Regarding Private Sector Data
1:00 pm	The objective is to inform the panel about the changing political landscape regarding laws, regulations, and privacy and how these changes may impact panel deliberations. Salome Viljoen, Columbia Law School
1:30 pm	Data Exchange as a Gift: An Argument and Reactions Introduction and Presentation danah boyd, Data & Society
1:30 pm	Reaction and Feedback (5–7 minutes initial reactions followed by questions) Precision medicine perspective Kadija Ferryman, Johns Hopkins Public Health Business perspective Frank Nothaft, CoreLogic Policy perspective DJ Patil, Devoted Health (former chief data scientist, U.S. Office of Science and Technology Policy)

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	Statistical system perspective Katherine Wallman (former chief statistician, U.S. Office of Management and Budget) Business perspective Maurine Haver, Haver Analytics
2:50 pm	Reactions and Wrap-Up Moderator: Robert Groves, Georgetown University
3:00 pm	Adjournment

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