Who are we?
Charlottesville Women in Tech (CWIT) is an organization for emerging and established professionals that provides human connections and resources for women and girls interested in or associated with technology. Our vision is to bridge the gender gap in tech by providing a safe and welcoming environment for women and girls to connect, learn and collaborate in Charlottesville.
Graphic Content: Visualizing data so your audience hears the message
Your team has done a lot of research and data crunching, and you’ve uncovered a great story to tell. Now, how do you get people to listen?
You can throw all the numbers and tables at people like you’d like, but there’s no guarantee that your audience will take in that information or remember the key points. Knowing what works and what doesn’t when visualizing your data can help your messages be heard by coworkers, clients, or that person with the fancy c-suite title at next week’s meeting.
Please Join Leanna Kent, from Elder Research, for a virtual session on November 18, 2021 from noon to 1pm. She will discuss ways to visualize data for your specific audience, and how to help that audience focus on what’s most important.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leannakent/
Bio
LeAnna is a creative, data-driven problem solver dedicated to utilizing her analytical skills to improve the daily lives of others. LeAnna enjoys researching innovative options to achieve goals and objectives and has experience employing her skills to solve real-world problems and influence policy. LeAnna is passionate about the power analytics has to inform decision making. She is currently an analyst and data scientist at Elder Research with experience utilizing text analytics, statistics, network analysis, and unsupervised learning techniques across a diverse range of business problems and data structures. She is ardent about creating user-centric design through visualizations of advanced modelling techniques. As a data scientist, LeAnna has managed engagements with several commercial and government entities.
You can throw all the numbers and tables at people like you’d like, but there’s no guarantee that your audience will take in that information or remember the key points. Knowing what works and what doesn’t when visualizing your data can help your messages be heard by coworkers, clients, or that person with the fancy c-suite title at next week’s meeting.
Please Join Leanna Kent, from Elder Research, for a virtual session on November 18, 2021 from noon to 1pm. She will discuss ways to visualize data for your specific audience, and how to help that audience focus on what’s most important.
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/leannakent/
Bio
LeAnna is a creative, data-driven problem solver dedicated to utilizing her analytical skills to improve the daily lives of others. LeAnna enjoys researching innovative options to achieve goals and objectives and has experience employing her skills to solve real-world problems and influence policy. LeAnna is passionate about the power analytics has to inform decision making. She is currently an analyst and data scientist at Elder Research with experience utilizing text analytics, statistics, network analysis, and unsupervised learning techniques across a diverse range of business problems and data structures. She is ardent about creating user-centric design through visualizations of advanced modelling techniques. As a data scientist, LeAnna has managed engagements with several commercial and government entities.
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from the CWIT Summit!
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Our MissionCharlottesville Women in Tech (CWIT) is an organization for emerging and established professionals that provides human connections and resources for women and girls interested in or associated with technology. Our vision is to bridge the gender gap in tech by providing a safe and welcoming environment for women and girls to connect, learn and collaborate in Charlottesville.
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