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Are You or Someone You Know a Thought Leader in Utility Analytics?
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Are You or Someone You Know a Thought Leader in Utility Analytics?
Nominate yourself or someone you know for UAI’s TOP 25 THOUGHT LEADERS IN UTILITY ANALYTICS!
Dear UAI Members,Utility analytics professionals are a community minded bunch. They are a conscientious group eager to learn and grow, and to share with one another to help promote excellence in the industry. And so, it is no surprise that this community is also eager to celebrate its champions, those who are the most active in the community and share their insights for the benefit of all. We are proud to celebrate all that these influencers do for our industry with UAI’s Top 25 Thought Leaders in Utility Analytics.
We want to hear from you, the members of UAI and the broader utility analytics community. Submit nominees and we’ll use your suggestions to put together a list of UAI’s Top 25 Thought Leaders in Utility Analytics!
Tell us who you turn to for guidance in utility analytics
Who has influenced you the most and helped you advance your career?
Help us identify those people who are shaping the future of utility analytics.Nominees can be from various aspects of the industry, including utility analytics professionals, business analytics champions, consultants, speakers, authors, bloggers or solution provider representatives who share UAI’s values, want to advance the analytics craft within the energy utilities, and who want to help shape the future of the utility analytics profession to drive business transformation.
Nominees do not have to be members of UAI.
SUBMIT YOUR NOMINATIONS TODAY!
Learn more about all UAI Excellence Awards at https://utilityanalytics.com/awards/. Have questions? Call me at 646-693-5965.
Thanks!
Leslie
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Leslie Cook
Membership & Digital Engagement Manager
Utility Analytics Institute (UAI)
719-203-8650, lcook@endeavorb2b.com
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Hi Kim,
At Consumers Energy, we also partnered with a local university to do something very similar with a project they called the “Essential Needs Task Force” (ENTF). I’m not sure we ever answered the question if payment history can be a predictor of homelessness but the effort sounds similar. If you’d like, I can get the people involved to take a deeper dive with you if you feel it will be valuable.
Thanks for reaching out!
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Jeff Yankley
Director of Customer Intelligence & Analytics
Consumers Energy
517-788-0361
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-20-2020 12:53
From: Kim Boynton
Subject: Homelessness Risk FactorsWe are partnering with our local city government and at least one university to attempt to answer “whether or not utility payment history can be a predictor of homelessness”. I am very interested in connecting with other utilities that have performed similar analysis or that have partnered with local government agencies to tackle issues related to vulnerable or at-risk populations.
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Kim Boynton
Senior Analyst
Avista Corporation
Spokane WA
509 495 4744
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Kim; Have you reached out to the New York City Department of Homeless Services. They have a significant IT group that may be able to help. I can try to get you a contact, if you need one.
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Ben Ettlinger
Emerging Technologies
Enterprise Architecture & Engineering Group
New York Power Authority
White Plains, NY
914 681 6496
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-22-2020 22:09
From: Jeff Yankley
Subject: Homelessness Risk FactorsHi Kim,
At Consumers Energy, we also partnered with a local university to do something very similar with a project they called the “Essential Needs Task Force” (ENTF). I’m not sure we ever answered the question if payment history can be a predictor of homelessness but the effort sounds similar. If you’d like, I can get the people involved to take a deeper dive with you if you feel it will be valuable.
Thanks for reaching out!
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Jeff Yankley
Director of Customer Intelligence & Analytics
Consumers Energy
517-788-0361
——————————Original Message:
Sent: 07-20-2020 12:53
From: Kim Boynton
Subject: Homelessness Risk FactorsWe are partnering with our local city government and at least one university to attempt to answer “whether or not utility payment history can be a predictor of homelessness”. I am very interested in connecting with other utilities that have performed similar analysis or that have partnered with local government agencies to tackle issues related to vulnerable or at-risk populations.
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Kim Boynton
Senior Analyst
Avista Corporation
Spokane WA
509 495 4744
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Jeff,
Yes please, I’d really appreciate any additional insights that we can gather.
Regards,
Kim
Kim Boynton | Avista Corporation
Data Science
w-(509) 495-4744
c- (509) 435-3039
mailto:Kim.boynton@avistacorp.com
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Original Message:
Sent: 7/22/2020 10:09:00 PM
From: Jeff Yankley
Subject: RE: Homelessness Risk FactorsHi Kim,
At Consumers Energy, we also partnered with a local university to do something very similar with a project they called the “Essential Needs Task Force” (ENTF). I’m not sure we ever answered the question if payment history can be a predictor of homelessness but the effort sounds similar. If you’d like, I can get the people involved to take a deeper dive with you if you feel it will be valuable.
Thanks for reaching out!
——————————
Jeff Yankley
Director of Customer Intelligence & Analytics
Consumers Energy
517-788-0361
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-20-2020 12:53
From: Kim Boynton
Subject: Homelessness Risk FactorsWe are partnering with our local city government and at least one university to attempt to answer “whether or not utility payment history can be a predictor of homelessness”. I am very interested in connecting with other utilities that have performed similar analysis or that have partnered with local government agencies to tackle issues related to vulnerable or at-risk populations.
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Kim Boynton
Senior Analyst
Avista Corporation
Spokane WA
509 495 4744
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We have not contacted them. I’d appreciate any efforts you can make on our behalf.
Regards,
Kim
Kim Boynton | Avista Corporation
Data Science
w-(509) 495-4744
c- (509) 435-3039
mailto:Kim.boynton@avistacorp.com
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Original Message:
Sent: 7/23/2020 8:02:00 AM
From: Ben Ettlinger
Subject: RE: Homelessness Risk FactorsKim; Have you reached out to the New York City Department of Homeless Services. They have a significant IT group that may be able to help. I can try to get you a contact, if you need one.
——————————
Ben Ettlinger
Emerging Technologies
Enterprise Architecture & Engineering Group
New York Power Authority
White Plains, NY
914 681 6496
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-22-2020 22:09
From: Jeff Yankley
Subject: Homelessness Risk FactorsHi Kim,
At Consumers Energy, we also partnered with a local university to do something very similar with a project they called the “Essential Needs Task Force” (ENTF). I’m not sure we ever answered the question if payment history can be a predictor of homelessness but the effort sounds similar. If you’d like, I can get the people involved to take a deeper dive with you if you feel it will be valuable.
Thanks for reaching out!
——————————
Jeff Yankley
Director of Customer Intelligence & Analytics
Consumers Energy
517-788-0361
——————————Original Message:
Sent: 07-20-2020 12:53
From: Kim Boynton
Subject: Homelessness Risk FactorsWe are partnering with our local city government and at least one university to attempt to answer “whether or not utility payment history can be a predictor of homelessness”. I am very interested in connecting with other utilities that have performed similar analysis or that have partnered with local government agencies to tackle issues related to vulnerable or at-risk populations.
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Kim Boynton
Senior Analyst
Avista Corporation
Spokane WA
509 495 4744
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I have a mutual connection. Hope to hear back early next week.
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Original Message:
Sent: 7/23/2020 10:34:00 AM
From: Kim Boynton
Subject: RE: Homelessness Risk FactorsWe have not contacted them. I’d appreciate any efforts you can make on our behalf.
Regards,
Kim
Kim Boynton | Avista Corporation
Data Science
w-(509) 495-4744
c- (509) 435-3039
mailto:Kim.boynton@avistacorp.com
——————————————-
Original Message:
Sent: 7/23/2020 8:02:00 AM
From: Ben Ettlinger
Subject: RE: Homelessness Risk FactorsKim; Have you reached out to the New York City Department of Homeless Services. They have a significant IT group that may be able to help. I can try to get you a contact, if you need one.
——————————
Ben Ettlinger
Emerging Technologies
Enterprise Architecture & Engineering Group
New York Power Authority
White Plains, NY
914 681 6496
——————————
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Original Message:
Sent: 07-22-2020 22:09
From: Jeff Yankley
Subject: Homelessness Risk FactorsHi Kim,
At Consumers Energy, we also partnered with a local university to do something very similar with a project they called the “Essential Needs Task Force” (ENTF). I’m not sure we ever answered the question if payment history can be a predictor of homelessness but the effort sounds similar. If you’d like, I can get the people involved to take a deeper dive with you if you feel it will be valuable.
Thanks for reaching out!
——————————
Jeff Yankley
Director of Customer Intelligence & Analytics
Consumers Energy
517-788-0361
——————————Original Message:
Sent: 07-20-2020 12:53
From: Kim Boynton
Subject: Homelessness Risk FactorsWe are partnering with our local city government and at least one university to attempt to answer “whether or not utility payment history can be a predictor of homelessness”. I am very interested in connecting with other utilities that have performed similar analysis or that have partnered with local government agencies to tackle issues related to vulnerable or at-risk populations.
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Kim Boynton
Senior Analyst
Avista Corporation
Spokane WA
509 495 4744
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