Mike Cisneros Email & Phone Number

(I'll write this in the third person, so it feels less icky.)MIKE CISNEROS is an award-winning data visualization specialist and a two-time Tableau Visionary who encourages people around the world to tell their own personal, social, and cultural data-driven stories. A contributor to "Makeover Monday: Improving How We Visualize and Analyze Data, One Chart At a Time" (Wiley, 2018), his work has appeared in a variety of media outlets, including the Washington Post, Slate, Forbes, and Fast Company. In his role as a data storyteller for SWD, as well as through highly-regarded speaking engagements across the US and Europe, he teaches others how to take complicated analyses and transform them into convincing, clear visual messages, so that individuals and organizations can learn how their stories can best be told, heard, and understood. Prior to joining SWD, he spent more than 20 years working in environments ranging from entertainment to the federal government, from academic publishing to energy retailing, from internet startups to multi-billion-dollar conglomerates. You can find more examples of Mike's writing, training videos, and podcast episodes here: https://www.storytellingwithdata.com/meet-the-team-mikeIf you think, "Wait a minute, I think I've heard/read/seen this guy somewhere before," then checking out this page might jog your memory as to specifically where that might have been: https://www.avizapart.com/works More places at which I can be found:Instagram: @MikeViznerosX (neé Twitter): @MikeVizneros, if you insist, but I do not check it anymoreBlog: www.storytellingwithdata.com | www.avizapart.comTableau Public: public.tableau.com/profile/mikevizneros#!

Listed skills include Leadership, Writing, Team Building, Graphic Design, and 20 others.

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  Data Storyteller

  Storytelling With Data

  Jun 2019 - Present - St Paul, Minnesota, United States

  Create and deliver compelling in-person and online experiences for clients seeking to improve their data communication skills. Use workshops, webinars, one-on-one sessions, videos, podcasts, written articles, and more to help people learn to multiply the effectiveness of their analytic work.

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  Harvard University

  B.A.