Jason P. Mcnicol Email & Phone Number

Scottsdale, AZ

ABI Research was a fast paced environment that provided autonomy and innovative thinking. My primary research focus began with enterprise mobility and ended on the Internet of Things (IoT). This was quite illuminating as these two markets changed every six months making forecasting and industry analysis a difficult, yet fun process. The fun part was.

Cox Communications put my statistical and analytical skills to good use. I worked on a variety of projects that required teaming up with other departments such as Finance and Call Center. Typical duties though required SAS based data mining techniques to better understand consumer behavior. In addition to consumer modeling projects, I was responsible for.

My life in academia was short-lived but taught me key managerial traits that I am looking forward to using in my next career opportunity. While at St. John's, I was Co-committee chair for research and development aiding senior staff members in developing, building and gathering data for research projects. In addition, I was a member of the business plan.

While pursuing my PhD, I reached out to local entrepreneurs in need of free consulting. Projects varied widely from market analysis to business plan development, whatever was needed by the entrepreneur. This experience gave me a practical perspective to the theoretical foundation that accompanies a doctoral program. More importantly, this experience was.

Pursuing a PhD lends itself to many research opportunities. These projects require lots of writing and a deep understanding of statistics to pass double-blind peer reviewed processes for publication. I was fortunate enough to work with well accomplished colleagues and publish two articles in 'A' publications. This experience really furthered my research.

• Monitored the Business & International Education Grant worth $250,000.
• Assisted development and management of new doctoral program. Communicated verbally and written with staff in the College of Business Administration and Graduate School to facilitate daily operations in the.
• Monitored and disbursed reimbursements from Western Hemispheric Trade account worth $25,000.
• Served as program representative at university meetings and academic conferences.
• Maintained a database on 500 doctoral student applications and provided timely information to over 1000 student inquiries.

Doctorate, International Business

Mba, Management

All elective courses in economics.

Bba, International Business, Economics