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It’s what we do.
Analytics8 is committed to being the most knowledgeable, capable, and dependable data analytics consultants you will ever work with.
Analytics8 is committed to being the most knowledgeable, capable, and dependable data analytics consultants you will ever work with.
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Tom Munley
As CEO, Tom sets the strategic direction for Analytics8 and ensures the company continues to deliver meaningful, measurable value to clients. He is focused on scaling operational excellence, advancing the firm’s capabilities in data and AI, and building the talent and culture needed to support growth.
How do you start and end your day?
I start every day with a workout — either running or swimming. I end each day by trying to quiet my mind, usually by reading non-fiction or watching something terrible to unwind.
What excites you about your current role?
Having the chance to apply the experience I’ve built over my career to help Analytics8 scale. That means leveraging best practices while steering clear of the mistakes I’ve seen other leaders make along the way.
Where can you get the best pizza?
Buddy’s Pizza in Detroit. There’s no better pizza anywhere — apologies to my Chicago colleagues.
Brian Yaremych
Brian serves as Chief Client Officer at Analytics8. He is responsible for driving sales and deepening client relationships across the firm. He works closely with clients and delivery teams on strategic account development, executive engagement, and the creation of scalable frameworks for client success.
What's your favorite place to grab lunch?
There are too many options but you can’t go wrong with good Mexican.
Favorite Quote
“It has been my experience that folks who have no vices have very few virtues.” –Abraham Lincoln
Best customer experience?
There are many, but early on I remember the satisfaction of presenting a proof of concept to a prospective customer and solving some of their previously “unsolvable” data questions. That experience was infectious and is one of the reasons why I still find BI such a rewarding area to work in.
Tracey Doyle
Chief Marketing Officer
Tracey is responsible for all marketing efforts for Analytics8's products and services including lead generation, brand positioning and awareness, content creation, digital marketing, advertising, business development, events, and sponsorships.
Where can we find you when you're not working?
Likely chasing my twins around and finding some creative way to entertain them. I also love running on the Chicago lakefront path (yes, even in the winter) and checking out the shops and restaurants in our neighborhood. And eating pizza. I love pizza.
What was your first job?
My first job out of college was working as a consultant for Accenture where I focused on training development and delivery. I met so many great people at Accenture and got to work with some really fun clients including: Discovery Channel, PBS, Gannett, and the Transportation Security Administration.
First leadership experience?
I was the manager at the community pool for many summers in college. This was a great experience and taught me a lot about customer service and how to best lead a team.
John Gray
Chief Financial Officer
John is responsible for the Finance function at Analytics8.
What excites you about your current role?
Learning new things, meeting new people, and building a new team—these things excite me!
If you had to suddenly pack up and leave (not knowing when you’d return), what quick message would you send your team?
You’ve been empowered; lead well!
Where can you get the best pizza?
My favorite pizza is iFratelli Pizza in Dallas. If I have to get pizza in Chicago, however, it’ll be from Ranalli’s.
Karin Weber
Karin oversees Analytics8's Talent Acquisition, Career Development and Retention, Resource Allocation and Human Resources.
What's your favorite way to spend a weekend?
Toes in the sand, salt in the air, and laughing with friends and family.
Never have I ever…
Gone bungee jumping or sky diving….no way you could get me to jump OUT of a plane or off a bridge, tethered to a rope or not!
What was your first job?
My first job was working in a convent. I got paid to keep the nuns company and to bring them lunch.
Todd Hatley
Todd leads all sales strategy and execution at Analytics8, helping organizations modernize their data and analytics capabilities to achieve measurable growth. He’s focused on building high-performing teams, strengthening customer relationships, and driving results through collaboration, accountability, and a competitive spirit.
What’s on your nightstand?
Books. Lots of them. Physics, outdoor literature, biographies, poetry — and my Kindle for business books.
What excites you about your current role?
So many things. Bringing my experience to help our team meet and exceed growth goals. Building relationships across the company. Outperforming competitors. Every day brings a new challenge, and that’s what keeps it exciting.
What was your first job and what did you learn from it?
I had a paper route — rain, shine, sleet, or snow. The papers had to be delivered at 5 a.m., no questions and no complaints. It taught me the value of keeping my commitments and showing up no matter what.
Kevin Lobo
Kevin is our Executive VP of Consulting and is based out of our Chicago office. He leads the entirety of our consulting organization, including 100+ consultants in the U.S. and Europe.
Where can we find you when you’re not working?
Chasing my daughters around the playground, or on a quest to find the best pizza in Chicago. If not there, then I’m going for long runs through Chicago neighborhoods, attending a concert with my wife, or hopelessly rooting for the Chicago Bears.
What was your first job and what did you learn from it?
I worked in the men’s suit department at Nordstrom. I learned how to do a halfway decent job folding dress shirts, and learned most designer suits are outside the budget of an average 16-year-old.
Do you have any skills or talents that most people don’t know about?
I was a classically trained pianist and soprano in the choir growing up, and I can grow a fantastic mustache.
Christina Salmi
Christina leads our Data Strategy Service Line, helping our customers to think and act strategically about data and analytics.
What excites you about your current role?
The opportunity to make a difference for our customers and build a better future. There is such an incredible amount of power and potential in the overwhelming amounts of data available today; helping our customers approach data and analytics strategically—leaning on our collective experience and thought leadership to carve a path forward that is practical and immediately impactful—and then watching them grow and succeed is exciting and fulfilling work.
What was your first job and what did you learn from it?
I was a cashier at Ace Hardware in high school. I learned a little about hardware and a lot about customer service and the value of working with a great team. The way I remember it now, things were either dead or crazy busy. I was fortunate to work with great people who communicated well and had each other’s back during the busy times and entertained each other and bonded during the down times. I even built a simple website where we could share stories and pictures of the team at our store.
Where can you get the best pizza?
My grandmother made the BEST pizza. We spent years trying to learn to make it the same way, even tried videotaping her making it once. I haven’t quite achieved her mastery of it but making it the way she used to is still my favorite pizza to eat.
