Press release – Police Digital Service celebrates leader’s recognition in Women in Data® list
The Police Digital Service (PDS) is proud to announce that Kate Boyle, Head of Data and Analytics Services, has been named in the prestigious Women in Data®’s Twenty in Data & Technology list for 2024.
This recognition honours exceptional women role models who are making significant contributions to the data and technology sector. Kate is one of only 20 individuals chosen from a global pool of nominees, based on her leadership, innovation, and commitment to diversity and inclusion in the field.
The judging panel stated that Kate “rises by lifting and caring for others. Working to support public services with data and a committed volunteer with Women in Data®, she is making strides in creating safety for women.”
Kate said: “Being recognised as a role model in data is an immense honour. I’m incredibly grateful for this recognition and humbled to be named alongside such a distinguished group of women. It serves as a powerful reminder of the remarkable impact women have in the data and technology industry, and the importance of creating a more diverse and inclusive environment for all.”
Ian Bell, CEO at PDS added: “Kate’s selection to the Twenty in Data & Technology is a testament to her dedication and exceptional work within PDS. Her leadership in the data and analytics services department has been instrumental in promoting data fluency and delivering bespoke data and analytics solutions to support policing at the highest quality standards.
“PDS is firmly committed to fostering a diverse and inclusive workforce, where individuals like Kate can thrive and contribute their unique talents. By recognising and supporting talented women like her, PDS, alongside the wider data community, can continue to inspire future generations of female leaders and build a future that is both equitable and innovative.”
About Women in Data®
Women in Data® is a global community of 60,000 women and allies dedicated to advancing diversity and inclusion in the data and technology field. Through events, initiatives, and partnerships, they provide mentorship, resources, and support to help women succeed in data careers. Read more about Women in Data®’s Twenty in Data & Technology list for 2024.
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About the Police Digital Service (PDS):
The Police Digital Service (PDS) is the UK organisation responsible for coordinating, developing, delivering, and managing digital services and solutions that enable UK policing to safely harness technology to improve public safety. Funded by policing and the Home Office, PDS works with law enforcement organisations, private industry, charities, public bodies, and government to deliver digital services and solutions with policing, for policing.
