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Able to interpret ambiguous design problems; works with stakeholders and user research insights to craft design solutions grounded in customer needs and business goals. Veradigm Experience Strategists span the bridge between research insights and designed experiences.
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The strategist will work closely with the MBS strategist to generate qualitative and quantitative insights on ABS (autos, credit cards, EETC, et al), CMBS, and other structured product markets for Bloomberg’s global user base.
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Compile qualitative reports in partnership with the internal account management team focusing on audience observations and relevant social platform updates to drive insights for clients and agency partners.
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The Client Strategist primary objective is to help customers align sales, marketing, and customer success operations across end-to-end customer life cycles, enabling growth through operational efficiency, and keeping teams accountable to revenue by focusing on operations management, tooling, and analytics by leveraging HubSpot.
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Experience using best practices for user-centered design process (i.e. Design Thinking) and prototyping tools such as Figma, Photoshop, Illustrator, Virtual Whiteboarding tools (i.e. Mural, Miro). The team's three core capabilities of Research, Strategy, and Design are orchestrated to elevate the electronic health records (EHR) and practice management (PM) experiences within Veradigm's suite of Provider products.
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The ideal candidate should have 3-7 years prior experience as a Content Strategist, Content Manager, or similar role and experience directing content to support fully integrated marketing - across digital and traditional channels.
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They are responsible for leading the development of social media strategy deliverables on behalf of TSL clients, applying quantitative and qualitative analysis skills to develop insights and actions that demonstrate a thorough understanding of the client’s goals.
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Develop and implement mechanisms and methodologies for gathering or using existing quantitative and qualitative data to help HCTM stakeholders understand their customers; develop insights to inform decision-making; identify and scope problems; and embark on new research areas worth exploring through innovative methods.
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Align the customer’s strategy the overall account strategies that enable sales velocity by partnering with Value Strategist, Solutions Engineer, Customer Success Manager, and Enterprise Sales Representative.
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As a Senior Strategist, you will work within a team that’s committed to uncovering audience truths and insights that drive our strategies, creative approaches, and experiential plans. The Senior Strategist teams up with the VP of Strategy – as well as Account Managers, Creative Directors, Content Managers and Project Managers – to uncover opportunities and develop effective plans that deliver on our clients’ goals.
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You are a creative strategist that turns insights into enticing marketing campaigns with impact. Produce, share and present strategy, results, and insights to senior leadership and across the organization.
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A strong analytical thinker and research translator - must be conversant with research tools such as MRI/Simmons, Google Analytics and Kantar Monitor to uncover insights that drive communications and channel planning.
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Player-Centric Strategist : Deep understanding of player behavior, translating insights into engaging live ops marketing campaigns for varying player communities. Provide strategic insights to studio comms teams (community and social) to create and execute effective community campaigns across owned channels.
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The Strategist, Quantitative Insight plays a key role in running projects that deliver fresh insight to get to the heart of client questions, shaping their brand strategy and marketing action. We distill data through a strategic lens to reveal ‘uncommon insights’ – human truths tailored to individual brands, not black box data available to the masses.
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Familiarity with user experience research principles and practices and how to use data to provide informed user insights. You're also a content strategist, defining product vision and narratives across multiple platforms and touch points.
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