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The Low-Hanging Fruit of Corporate Metaphors
The Low-Hanging Fruit of Corporate Metaphors
By Michael Bagalman
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You know that feeling when you're scrolling through Netflix, paralyzed by choice? That's high entropy, baby. Low entropy is like having only one…
You know that feeling when you're scrolling through Netflix, paralyzed by choice? That's high entropy, baby. Low entropy is like having only one…
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👀Claude handles an insane request incredibly well: Me: “Remove the squid” Claude: “The document appears to be the full text of the novel "All…
👀Claude handles an insane request incredibly well: Me: “Remove the squid” Claude: “The document appears to be the full text of the novel "All…
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Gen X had the best “we’re all gonna die” music. Maybe that’s why we didn’t. My latest in Print Magazine. Hope you lovers of 80s alt music enjoy the…
Gen X had the best “we’re all gonna die” music. Maybe that’s why we didn’t. My latest in Print Magazine. Hope you lovers of 80s alt music enjoy the…
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Volunteer Experience
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Board of Advisors, Pregnancy Loss Support Program (NY Section)
National Council of Jewish Women, INC
- Present 16 years
Social Services
The Pregnancy Loss Support Program (PLSP), a non-sectarian initiative under the aegis of the New York chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women, is a beacon of hope for parents grappling with the profound grief of miscarriage, stillbirth, or newborn death. Offering a compassionate network of professionally-trained volunteers, PLSP provides indispensable services such as complimentary telephone counseling, peer-led support groups, and informed professional referrals.
My journey with…The Pregnancy Loss Support Program (PLSP), a non-sectarian initiative under the aegis of the New York chapter of the National Council of Jewish Women, is a beacon of hope for parents grappling with the profound grief of miscarriage, stillbirth, or newborn death. Offering a compassionate network of professionally-trained volunteers, PLSP provides indispensable services such as complimentary telephone counseling, peer-led support groups, and informed professional referrals.
My journey with PLSP began in 2008, and the commitment to their noble cause led me to join their Board of Advisors in 2012. My role on the board has granted me the opportunity to further contribute to the organization's mission, ensuring that we continue to provide the much-needed solace and support to bereaved parents during their time of unimaginable loss. -
Applicant Interviewer
Princeton University
- Present 14 years
Education
Serving in a pivotal role as part of Princeton University's intricate admissions process, I volunteer my time and expertise to conduct interviews with aspiring high school seniors. These bright minds, brimming with potential, are keen on transforming their academic dreams into reality by seeking admission into Princeton. Through these interviews, I am privileged to engage in meaningful dialogue with the candidates, gaining insights into their academic prowess, personal goals, and unique…
Serving in a pivotal role as part of Princeton University's intricate admissions process, I volunteer my time and expertise to conduct interviews with aspiring high school seniors. These bright minds, brimming with potential, are keen on transforming their academic dreams into reality by seeking admission into Princeton. Through these interviews, I am privileged to engage in meaningful dialogue with the candidates, gaining insights into their academic prowess, personal goals, and unique perspectives, while simultaneously embodying the spirit of Princeton as I introduce them to the university's rich tradition of academic excellence.
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Board Member, Harvard Club of Princeton
Harvard Alumni Association
- 8 years
Education
In the late 1990s, I had the distinct honor of serving on the Board of Directors for the Harvard Alumni Club in Princeton, a platform that allowed me to actively engage with and contribute to the vibrant Harvard community across central New Jersey. My role was an enriching blend of leadership, collaboration, and alumni outreach, as I worked with fellow board members to organize events, foster connections, and uphold the esteemed legacy of our alma mater.
As the new millennium dawned, my…In the late 1990s, I had the distinct honor of serving on the Board of Directors for the Harvard Alumni Club in Princeton, a platform that allowed me to actively engage with and contribute to the vibrant Harvard community across central New Jersey. My role was an enriching blend of leadership, collaboration, and alumni outreach, as I worked with fellow board members to organize events, foster connections, and uphold the esteemed legacy of our alma mater.
As the new millennium dawned, my geographical location changed, but my commitment to the Harvard community remained unwavering. Despite no longer being an official board member, I continued to contribute to the club from the digital front, maintaining the club's website. This involved ensuring up-to-date information, facilitating online interactions, and creating a virtual home that mirrored the warmth and camaraderie that the Harvard Alumni Club of Princeton embodies.
Publications
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Data Science for Decision-Makers
All Things Innovation
My monthly All Things Innovation column on data science for executives, covering such topics as how AI can support strategy and how ML can optimize marketing. #DataScience
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RFM Modeling: Simple, Cheap, and Effective
YourCommerce
📊💰 Unlocking the power of data doesn't have to be exclusive to big-budget companies. For marketers seeking impactful strategies without a Ph.D. in data science, let's start with RFM modeling: recency, frequency, and monetary value. Segment customers into thirds based on these fields, creating nine valuable segments. This approach fuels targeted marketing and helps prioritize efforts. Discover hidden potential, retain valuable customers, and optimize ROI. Keep it simple, execute well, and let…
📊💰 Unlocking the power of data doesn't have to be exclusive to big-budget companies. For marketers seeking impactful strategies without a Ph.D. in data science, let's start with RFM modeling: recency, frequency, and monetary value. Segment customers into thirds based on these fields, creating nine valuable segments. This approach fuels targeted marketing and helps prioritize efforts. Discover hidden potential, retain valuable customers, and optimize ROI. Keep it simple, execute well, and let the results speak for themselves. 🚀💼 #DataDrivenMarketing #RFMModeling
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Forget Big Data; Small Data Rules
iMedia Connection
📊💥 Don't overlook the power of Small Data! While Big Data grabs the headlines, the value of actionable insights in most databases diminishes as volume grows. Before diving into complex projects, maximize the potential of Small Data. Consumer-focused initiatives, like marketing, benefit immensely. Understand the elements of Big Data—volume, breadth, speed, and depth—and how they impact businesses. Often, volume isn't limiting, breadth provides existing attributes, speed isn't a competitive…
📊💥 Don't overlook the power of Small Data! While Big Data grabs the headlines, the value of actionable insights in most databases diminishes as volume grows. Before diving into complex projects, maximize the potential of Small Data. Consumer-focused initiatives, like marketing, benefit immensely. Understand the elements of Big Data—volume, breadth, speed, and depth—and how they impact businesses. Often, volume isn't limiting, breadth provides existing attributes, speed isn't a competitive advantage, and insights can be gained with smaller sample sizes. Small Data is cost-effective and readily available. Let's start with the nuggets at our feet before chasing the gold in the hills. 💰📈 #SmallData #BigData #ActionableInsights
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Don't Let Greed Push You Off Course
Harvard Business School's Working Knowledge
🔍💼 Harvard Business Review case study: DataClear faces competition from VisiDat. Readers' advice varies—stick to the US, consolidate advantage, or go global. My submission urges controlled growth, focusing on core competencies, licensing algorithms, and avoiding reactive responses. #BusinessCaseStudy #ControlledGrowth #LicensingOpportunities
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