SIVO Insights Forum: Eliana Wahnon

Context. Clarity. Conviction. Consider these your driving factors for presenting Insights that shape strategic business decisions. Eliana Wahnon (General Mills, VP of Consumer & Market Insights) recently joined The SIVO Insights Forum to share her expertise. 

Let’s dive deeper into the framework Eliana uses:  

  • Context: What matters around this particular topic, issue, or question?
  • Clarity: Be brief and straight forward. Share the Insight in a cohesive story.
  • Conviction: Create evidence to build that what you are saying needs to be acted upon.

Tune into a lively on-demand conversation “Bridging The Gap: Translating Insights Into Meaningful Business Results” to hear from Eliana and other Insights experts including Khary Campbell (Comcast, VP of Consumer Research & Insights) and Elizabeth Oates (Book Author, and former Ulta Beauty VP of Consumer Insights.) 

Learn from Insights leaders as they discuss: 

  • The critical role Insights plays in shaping strategic business decisions
  • Strategies and tactics to ensure Insights are acted upon 
  • How to navigate leadership that is reluctant to follow Insights’ guidance 
  • How to build trust and credibility with senior leaders
  • The evolution of Insights roles in the future 
  • How to make a bigger impact within your organization 

Special shout out to Natasha Weith, VP of Research at SIVO Inc. for hosting The SIVO Insights Forum!

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