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Matthew Mesher
Co-Founder @ Savant Labs, The Home for Analysts and Ops Teams
Matthew Mesher is a professional with a passion for building analytics and analytics companies, showcasing a strong background in data strategy, sales, marketing solutions, and analytics engineering.
He pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics from Stanford University, laying a solid educational foundation for his career.
Matthew Mesher has held key roles in various organizations, including being the Co-Founder of Savant Labs, VP of Data Strategy, Sales & Marketing Solutions at Dun & Bradstreet, VP of Data Products at Lattice Engines, Director of Analytic Solutions at Lattice Engines, Analytics Engineer Leader at Lattice Engines, and Data Analyst at Collaborative Economics, Inc.
Highlights
Don't consolidate your business analysts.
It's companies' biggest mistake when they start their analytics transformation journey.
It can be so tempting. You have Marketing analysts, Sales analysts, Product analysts, HR analysts, Finance analysts, and Operations analysts...all working independently.
It's time to scale. You need to consolidate best practices. And you want to add new technology capabilities. No more scattershot approaches across sales, marketing, product, HR, finance and operations. So put them all together into one team!
Here's the problem. Your analysts have a superpower. They're the only ones who understand the nuances of your business teams' needs and their data. That's earned by being on the frontlines every day.
Take them out of the business teams, and everything breaks. Those amazing same-day heroics they do for sales, marketing, product, HR, finance and operations go away. Your business teams start waiting weeks and weeks for less well-tuned results.
So how do you get scale, drive best practices and add new analytics capabilities – without breaking the link to your business teams?
Keep the analysts where they are and invest in an all-in-one analytics platform with:
- Easy-to-use tools for analysts of all levels and types
- Connectors to access data from sales, marketing, product, HR, finance and operations business apps
- Collaboration and review features for the entire team
- Data modeling for consistent data and analytics
- Cutting-edge analytics capabilities like AI and LLM
Empower your analysts and keep them where they are. The results are incredible.
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