Jacob Pallone

About Me

I’ve always been drawn to understanding how things work - whether that’s a business model, a customer journey, or an entire market.After earning degrees in finance and corporate responsibility, I spent several years working with small and mid-sized businesses on technology and growth. From there, I moved into analytics for retail and now for a large national homebuilder. Across each role, the throughline has been the same: use data and structured thinking to clarify what’s really happening, and help teams make smarter decisions.My work typically sits at the junction of data, strategy, and operations. I enjoy framing ambiguous problems, building the analytical approach, and then turning the findings into clear narratives and actions. I’m as comfortable diving into the details of a dataset as I am collaborating with non-technical stakeholders to align on priorities and tradeoffs.Earlier in my life I spent years on the move, living and traveling through more than 30 countries. Working with people from different cultures and backgrounds gave me a deep appreciation for diverse perspectives and for the systems that shape our communities. Those experiences still influence how I approach my work today: with curiosity, humility, and a focus on building solutions that leave things a bit better than we found them.In a Nutshell
I am perpetually curious. I am forever a student. I am always asking "why?" or how?"
I harness a methodical and logical approach to decision making, leaning on data and the models that come from them.
I thrive on new challenges. I embrace fear and uncertainty as a catalyst for excitement and adventure.
I continuously seek new knowledge in order to remain abreast of vital issues in our ever changing world.
I am creative, and I enjoy employing that creativity in multiple ways.

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