Business Analysis on Steroids - presented by Apex Systems
Business analysts play an important role in an organization's profitability and productivity and require many skills to be successful in their positions. Some of the most important business analyst skills include problem-solving, critical thinking and communication.
Are you a Business Analyst wondering how you can grow in your career with your specialized skillset? Have you ever thought how do I upskill? In this webinar, you’ll see how your Business Analysis skillset can be transferable and used in a wide variety of roles!
In this webinar, participants will learn about:
- The unique superpowers you have as a Business Analyst.
- How to use the skillset you have and transfer them to growth opportunities within your organization.
- How I use my BA skillset in my role as CEO and Founder.
Speaker Kimberly Tableman
Kimberly is the Founder and CEO of ESPERO Health, a SaaS platform that harnesses technology to transform drug development. With 25 years in technology and 15 years in pharmaceuticals, Kimberly is committed to serving patients first and amplifying their voices to facilitate a positive care journey and accessibility to precision medicine treatments.
After earning her MIS from Central Michigan University and MS from Columbia University, Kimberly became a management consultant at Cap Gemini Ernst & Young before leading the development and launch of several essential technology products to transform the life sciences industry at Pfizer and GSK.
As a former CCDO at Castor, she led talks on improving clinical research efficiencies for therapeutic access. Kimberly, the author of "Matriarch" and host of the "How Mighty We" retreat, shares her experiences as a woman scaling the corporate ladder, including the challenges she faced and the allies she made along the way, connecting her personal and professional lives in a deeply satisfying and joyful way.
She lives on the Shoreline of CT with her three children, Ava, Ethan, and Brooklyn, and she hopes to leave the world a better place for them.