As a Manager of Business Intelligence & Data Analytics with over 13 years of technical and project management experience, I specialize in transforming complex data into actionable insights that drive executive decision-making. My expertise spans automation, data visualization, and predictive modeling, enabling cross-functional teams to streamline reporting and improve business outcomes. From reducing reporting time at General Motors to enhancing eCommerce platforms, my passion lies in leveraging data to fuel continuous improvement and long-term success.The bottom line is that I love solving problems and have enjoyed turning data analytics into an integral part of business. There is always a better way to do things and drive data-based decision-making. Pursuing my PhD in Data Analytics after more than 20 years in the field reflects my commitment to both the discipline and staying at the forefront of its evolution. I often encounter individuals and departments clinging tightly to outdated tools like Excel, and I see untapped potential beyond those limitations. My approach is to demonstrate the power of advanced analytics platforms—unveiling insights that were previously inaccessible. To me, that’s the essence of a skilled analyst: transforming data into new, actionable knowledge.VALUE & IMPACT• Consolidating and automating 27 reports to 15 in just 2 months• Taking over launch of a new ecommerce platform and getting it to functioning within two months• Saving $149,195 through consistent data review to identify a bot• Reducing the manual hours by 40% for data management. ADDITIONAL EXPERIENCESpending my early career in project management taught me skills that drive my decisions, my approach to problems, and my everyday success. The key to a great project manager is being organized. If you are not on top of dozens of moving parts all the time, one of them will spin out of control. I use this skill now to make sure I am responsive to all requests, I have the right things prioritized, and my stakeholders are all aligned. ON A PERSONAL NOTETo me, one of the most gratifying parts of my job is working with young data analysts, onboarding them and helping them learn the skills, methods, and techniques to be successful. I have been entrusted with formal and informal mentoring programs throughout my career.