Alan Hu Email & Phone Number

Alan Hu is a Consumer Insights and Analytics Manager at Nike. He possess expertise in public speaking, research, microsoft office, project management, problem solving and 22 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "Having worked with Alan since he joined Groupon I must say he is an excellent professional. We had to coordinate our efforts on an almost daily basis to achieve the goals of our teams. Always willing to support and help me and my team and show us extra insights so our operations team had a better understanding. A person that always makes you feel welcome when working remotely. Plus, he easily adjusts to any given situation or business dynamics. What makes him stand out is his willingness to help others and his leadership of new initiatives I am impressed by his work ethic and communication skills. I am glad to have worked with him and have no hesitation in recommending him to potential employers.", "Alan was brought into Illumina as part of the company's competitive iAspire internship program. During his time here, Alan's primary charter was to help define and create a brand identity and integrated marketing strategy for a pivotal commercial team within Illumina. In 3 short months Alan went above and beyond what was asked of him and delivered a meticulous and comprehensive body of work. His work was lauded by senior management and has helped set the foundation for the teams strategy going forward. It was an absolute pleasure to mentor and guide Alan during his internship. His steadfast work ethic, attention to detail and impressive interpersonal skills will serve as the key ingredients for a bright and promising career ahead.", and "During the ViewSPORT consulting project Alan showed great leadership as being both result-oriented and people focused. He was always on track with weekly progress, making sure that every consultant achieved his or her objectives. I really enjoyed working with Alan as he inspired me to go the extra mile and strive for greater success."

Listed skills include Public Speaking, Research, Microsoft Office, Project Management, and 23 others.