Cornelia Lévy-Bencheton
Cornelia Lévy-Bencheton is a NYC-based communications strategy consultant and writer whose data-driven marketing and decision support work helps companies optimize their performance.
As Principal of CLB Strategic Consulting, LLC., her focus is on the impact of disruptive technologies and their associated cultural challenges that open up new opportunities and necessitate refreshed strategies. She concentrates on big data, IT, Women in STEM, social media, and collaborative networking.
Ms. Lévy-Bencheton has held senior marketing and strategy positions in well-known financial services firms, is currently on the Board of The Data Warehouse Institute, Tri-State Chapter, (TDWI) and the Board of the Financial Women’s Association (FWA). She earned her MA from Stanford University, MBA from Pace University and holds several advanced certificates from New York University.
Closing the gender gap in tech
Stories from women who are making a big impact on the field of big data.
Through a series of 15 interviews with women across the data field, we’ve uncovered stories we think you’ll find and both interesting and inspiring. The interviews explore:
- Interviewees’ views about opportunities for women in the fields of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM)
- Benefits of the data field as a career choice for women
- The changing attitudes of Millennials toward women working in data
- Remedies for continuing to close the gender gap in tech
Our findings reveal an important consensus among the women we interviewed — the role of female mentors and role models working in STEM is extremely important for opening up the pathway for more women to enter these fields. In fact, the impact that mentors have had on our interviewees has inspired many of them to serve as mentors to other female colleagues, and younger generations of girls, today. Read more…