The Power in Effective Data Storytelling | Malavica Sridhar | TEDxUIUC

Through the process of storytelling, Malavica shows how data can be analyzed and processed to make it the most powerful. Malavica Sridhar is currently a Product Manager at CircleUp, a data-driven investment platform that provides capital to innovative, early-stage consumer brands. With experience collecting, cleaning, manipulating, and shipping data, she knows data storytelling has the power to defy human heuristics and challenge the status quo. Previously, Mal worked as a business analyst with McKinsey & Company, where her work centered on statistical analysis with a short stint at the United Nations reporting on worldwide trends in gender equality advancement. During her spare time, she tutors Bloomberg analysts on the best ways to leverage statistical languages like R and Python. In 2017, Mal received offers from Facebook, AirBnb, DropBox, and Google. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at www.ted.com/tedx

[@2passportsandpostcards]

Great talk, great topic! But the audio glitch @ 9:07 really made it hard to watch fully / to the end! >.

[@arianna_ca]

Well-spoken presenter and very structured presentation! Well done!

[@phugia8367]

Love it, I have always believed there is a story behind every number.

[@raviprasadcb3922]

Good job, I liked it

[@rafsanAhmed93]

was enjoying this until that audio glitch understood nothing after that hardly able to hear.

[@elhipster1]

super useful as I'm learning how to create data stories right now.

[@richardadamwais9734]

well don I can say that data is helpful for busniess by make prediction thanks presentation from djibouti

[@FilipWerstler]

Very good presentation, I really like the rules provided in here. Good job!

[@sanjanamax]

Speaker's voice is not clear in the latter part of the video

[@suganrs3310]

Good Job, i loved it

[@ashtoncall9662]

Super solid information.

[@DonLeo47]

Presented well, but that audio at the end killed it for me...

[@benjaminroberts6875]

I like Harry Potter, too. My nickname in high school until I lost the round glasses. Great presentation! What a plot twist at the end!

[@BriantOliveira]

I love this talk, she did an amazing job. Please get rid of the audio technician, whoever recorded this did a terrible job.

[@realdigiglu]

Malavica, thank you, this talk cleared my mind.

[@elinguiuriel]

Coursera course "Data Storytelling" brought me here !

[@MayurSuvarna]

Rally around' her 'against the bad 'guy'

[@kankonaki8162]

New subscriber

[@ChinyONE]

Its funny looking at this 2021. The 800 $ for that first IBM "Smartphone" looks cheap compared to apple Iphones today

[@instalocktaka9628]

So taking inputs, knowing what you're told to do, and using the inputs is storytelling? No it's called doing your job

[@TVP_Akshay]

The camera-man did a bad job.

[@jtwaddle7406]

john wick lol

[@JPTC1924]

Wadafuk

[@KappaTea]

I dont like this one very much

[@mahonwelsh4182]

Women. Aren't. Funny!

[@rwlpfrench]

​@@mahonwelsh4182 Most men are so boring and think they can tell stories.

[@anonymouswhite352]

She needs to talk faster