Thomas Pearce

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About Thomas Pearce

Lead in e-commerce data reporting and analysis, lead in forecast development; supervising peers and interns to execute timely reporting and app & campaign performance. Experience: Power BI: attractive page design & creation to answer business questions - intermediate/advanced Google analytics, GA4: segment building, event & dimension manipulation in funnels and charts to ID customer behaviors- intermediate Big Query, SQL: basic queries and database exploration Analytical: Most data has a hidden narrative to tell that should inspire a plan of action. I peer into data, finding relevant patterns and distributions, then build narratives that allow a team to understand our customer and prioritize next steps. Project management: Legislative and political,"most successful legislative session in my tenure," per state department head of 40+ years political experience- Public and Private: tracking tasks within and outside of personal expertise, establishing milestones, following up, ensuring next steps are taken and progress is made. Presentation building, teaching, and public speaking: Focused on speaking at the level of my audience. Always aware of my audience's appetite for doing a deep dive or just getting highlights- Experience: routine business review and personal analysis presentations including company VPs & COOs in e-commerce, sales, and marketing teams. Professional audiences at statewide trade associations and public policy commissions. General: Leader, willing to think independently and speak up with tact and sensitivity, able to rally disparate staff and teams, yet willing to follow and be led. Interdepartmental relationship builder - getting members of the same organization on the same Team. Focused on healthy incentive structures that encourage growth, accountability, opportunity, and people helping people. Enjoy and relate to people from all walks of life. Native Louisianan, husband, and father of three who has lived in Cameroon, Africa; France; Baltimore; and New Orleans