Mike O'Neil is a Vice President, Strategic Analytics at Rightworks. He possess expertise in strategy, management consulting, strategic planning, strategic partnerships, start ups and 45 more skills. Colleagues describe him as "I've had the pleasure of working with Mike over the last 10 years, as both a peer and reporting directly to Mike when I was Director of Analytics. I greatly valued Mike's candor and his ability to cut through the noise and get to the heart of what was important for the business. His best asset, besides being great at building relationships, is his ability to understand the needs of the business, find the right metrics to meet those needs and guide the analytics team in accurately measuring those metrics. Any SAAS business struggling to find their way and properly measure the things that will lead to growth would do well to hire Mike. He is a results oriented team builder and facilitator with a long track record of success." and "I consider myself very fortunate to have reported to Mike during my time at Newfold Digital. He has such a wide range of knowledge and expertise that I always learnt something new from him during my two years at Newfold. Mike helped me view things in a more holistic way when solving for problems which made the outcomes & recommendations 10X more powerful. Under his leadership the Analytics & Insights team became more strategic & critical to the organization because we went from sharing updated metrics to delivering actionable insights. These insights became central to the decision making process for the GTM team. Mike is a great manager who is very focused on employee growth. He was often the smartest person in the room during meetings but he was very humble and gave time to listen to others before telling us what he was thinking. I loved my time at Newfold under Mike's leadership, I learnt a lot during that time. I would highly recommend Mike to any organization that is looking for a fearless analytical leader that can change the culture of the function and make them more strategic."