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Jonathon Yates 1 posts 0 comments
Jonathon Yates, Market Intelligence & Optimization Manager, MECLABS Institute. I have performed the role of MECLABS Institute’s resident British expat since 2013 and work with my colleagues on the Conversion Optimization team to formulate and drive effective marketing and testing strategies for our clients. I bring with me my academic experience, studying International Relations & the Anthropology of Religion at the University of Aberdeen, as well as my experience working as an intelligence analyst for the Scottish Police. When I find time outside of work, I enjoy performing in community theater.
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