Step 2: Take Stock of Your Data
Congratulations on NOT looking at your data last week! It can be harder than it sounds, but hopefully it gave you the space to think…
TechWomen Talk Follow-up: Resources
I was invited to speak at this week’s TechWomen Breakfast about “Tips To Be a Savvy Consumer of Data.” I had a wonderful time talking…
Race and Ethnicity in New Hampshire
I recently was fortunate to co-moderate a discussion on race and ethnicity in New Hampshire via the New Hampshire Community Conversation that I host with…
The NH Food Service Industry Addresses The Pandemic
Join me and my colleague Tiffany Eddy as we host a virtual town meeting this Thursday night. Our focus is on the food service industry…
New Offer: Free Consultation
Right now, we’re all struggling. Our families, ourselves, our jobs, our businesses….this coronavirus pandemic caught us all off-guard. One way to navigate through the uncertainty…
The Power of One Graph
I speak in my daily life about numbers, about the power of numbers, about interpreting numbers, and about the power of graphs and charts to…
Upskill to Capitalize on Your Data
There’s more and more data created every year. Businesses are generating more and more data every day. Data about their customers, their products, their employees….
Fall 2019 Enrollment Estimates
The National Student Clearinghouse’s Research Center has just released the Fall 2019 estimated U.S. enrollments in postsecondary education, and for the nation as a whole,…
Higher Ed and ROI in New Hampshire
With college cost continuing to rise, students and families want to know the return on investment for investing in higher ed. Last month, the Georgetown…
Closure of Marlboro College
I woke up this morning to another college closure: Marlboro College (VT) will become the Marlboro Institute for Liberal Arts and Interdisciplinary Studies at Emerson…