Noah Zandan (@nzandan) is pioneering the application of data science to evaluate and
strengthen communications.

Noah is the CEO and Co-Founder of Quantified Communications, a firm that is using the
innovative application of analytics to help people measure and strengthen their
personal communication. Quantified Communications works globally with leaders of
corporations, government organizations, and nonprofits.

Noah is recognized as one of the most innovative domain experts in the rapidly growing
field of people analytics and behavioral intelligence. Noah was featured on the main
stage at TED2016 speaking about how leaders talk, he spoke at SXSW on the Intelligent
Future, delivered a TED-Ed Lesson in the Playing with Language Series with over five
million views, was nationally broadcast discussing the future of personal analytics on
NPR All Tech Considered, is a Daily Beast contributor analyzing the language of political
debates, and is a Wall Street Journal expert on work communications. His work has also
been featured in the Wall Street Journal, Economist, Quartz, Huffington Post, ABC News,
London Telegraph, and Fortune.

Noah formerly specialized in quantitative analysis on Wall Street and for a Private
Equity firm. He has an Economics degree from Dartmouth College and a MBA from
Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management.

Noah is also the founder and executive director of the Rockway Foundation, a non-
profit supporting innovative educational infrastructure projects in Latin America.