Meet 5 Fabulous Women Leading The Way In Social Media Analytics

Meet 5 Fabulous Women Leading The Way In Social Media Analytics. (AP Photo/J Pat Carter) Some days you think you’ve got your schedule under control, and then find out you haven’t. Some people like to keep their phones and computers out and juggle email and other tasks even while the speakers are presenting, but that’s not my thing. I learn a lot, but often I’m rushed to get a little ordinary work done during breaks. This week I’ve been at Innovation Enterprise’s Social Media & Web Analytics Innovation 2016 conference here in Chicago. The speakers have been great, I didn’t want to miss any of the talks, so I’ve been working like mad during breaks to meet deadlines. I thought I was pretty smart when I skipped the morning break and awards ceremony to finish a little project that was due today. Vice President, Digital Content, Teach for America. Presented a deep dive into the how-to of tracking customers as they explore the nooks and crannies of a consumer website. Highlighted reasons why social data will disrupt market research market research, and outline the situations where use social media data is appropriate.

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Analytics expert Stacey Jaffe of Teach for America spoke this week about her work attracting instructors to teach students like MaKalya Brooks of Holmes Elementary School in Miami. (AP Photo/J Pat Carter)

Some days you think you’ve got your schedule under control, and then find out you haven’t.

One of the challenges attending several conferences each year is figuring out how to learn as much as possible from the event while not totally everyday work obligations in the process. Some people like to keep their phones and computers out and juggle email and other tasks even while the speakers are presenting, but that’s not my thing. I put away the electronics, focus on the talks and take notes on paper. I learn a lot, but often I’m rushed to get a little ordinary work done during breaks.

This week I’ve been at Innovation Enterprise’s Social Media & Web Analytics Innovation 2016 conference here in Chicago. The speakers have been great, I didn’t want to miss any of the talks, so I’ve been working like mad during breaks to meet deadlines.

I thought I was pretty smart when I skipped the morning break and awards ceremony to finish a little project that was due today. And I made sure to avoid distraction by staying away from my email. The project was completed on time until I discovered that they gave me an award at the ceremony I missed. Oops.

So, thanks, Innovation Enterprise, for naming me your 2016 Woman in Analytics. And I’m…

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