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General inquiries are welcome. Whether you have a question about customer-centric strategies, want to introduce your work to the community, or would like to explore a partnership, the fastest route is email.

Who you will be speaking with

The CDPa is led by Sebastian DiGrande, founder of the Customer Data Professionals Alliance, alongside a network of analytics and marketing leaders.

• Sebastian DiGrandeFounder, CDPa — helps companies develop customer-centric business strategies.
• Jeanne JonesMarketing Leader associated with the CDPa.
• Chris ChapoAnalytics Leader and thought leader with over two decades of retail analytics experience; VP Advanced Analytics at Amperity.

The CDPa, the Customer Data Professionals Alliance, is a community-oriented organization built around the idea that putting customers at the center of a business is both a mindset and a discipline. Rather than treating customer data as a technical by-product, the alliance reframes it as a shared professional practice, bringing together leaders in marketing, analytics, technology, and data management who want to make customer understanding a durable capability inside their organizations.

Membership is described as diverse, spanning roles such as marketing, technology, and analytics, with participants drawn from a range of industries and levels of experience. Some have spent decades in their fields, others are earlier in their careers, and the community treats that mix as a strength: different vantage points on consumer data, activation, and measurement tend to produce better conversations than any single discipline could hold on its own.

The resources offered through the site include featured reads, recommended books, blog posts, and insight pieces that explore topics such as data-driven decision making, customer-centricity, and the operational realities of implementing a customer data platform. Short impact-oriented commentary sits alongside longer professional perspectives, so readers can move between quick takes and more sustained thinking depending on how much time they have and how deep they want to go.

Beyond written content, the alliance runs events, updates, and community conversations that create space for practitioners to compare notes on adoption challenges, analytics practices, and the organizational habits required to move from simply collecting data to actually identifying and activating valuable consumers. Following the community's channels is a common way to keep current and to hear about upcoming gatherings and shared learning opportunities.

The overall tone is intentional and professional, presenting customer-centricity not as a slogan but as an ongoing practice with real work behind it. The design reflects that positioning: a bold gradient, a modern flat aesthetic, and clear calls to action frame the message that customer data work deserves serious attention, serious community, and serious thought leadership from the people doing it.