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Emmanuel Aigbe 

I improve processes by translating customer needs into clear requirements and using data-driven insight to support better business decisions.

  • SQL
  • Power BI
  • Requirements Gathering
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Decision support

Turning requirements and customer insight into practical process improvements.

Core business analyst skills

A practical snapshot of the skills Emmanuel uses to turn business needs into clear, actionable outcomes.

  • Requirements Gathering

    Elicit needs through interviews and workshops, then convert them into clear scope and acceptance criteria.

  • Data Analysis

    Use SQL and Excel to uncover trends, validate assumptions, and support confident business decisions.

  • Process Improvement

    Map workflows, identify bottlenecks, and track improvement impact through focused Power BI reporting.

  • Stakeholder Communication

    Translate findings into clear narratives and Tableau-ready visuals that align teams and speed execution.

About Emmanuel Aigbe

Business analysis that turns complexity into clear decisions.

Emmanuel Aigbe helps organizations improve processes, understand customer needs, and move forward with practical, evidence-based direction.

His approach combines focused discovery, precise requirements gathering, and data-backed interpretation so teams can align quickly and execute with confidence.

  1. 1

    Discover

    Clarify goals, stakeholders, and current pain points through structured discovery.

  2. 2

    Analyze

    Translate findings into clear requirements, patterns, and decision-ready insights.

  3. 3

    Recommend

    Present practical options that improve process performance and support confident action.

Business analyst strengths and toolkit.

A practical stack for turning raw data into clear decisions.

SQL

Query, join, and validate data for reliable reporting.

Excel

Model trends quickly and structure analysis teams can use.

Power BI

Build dashboards that surface KPI movement for decision-making.

Tableau

Visualize patterns and process insights to guide faster action.

Selected case studies

A concise view of project work across operations, reporting, and customer strategy to show practical business impact.

Process mapping and workflow alignment for a service operation

Description: Mapped the current intake-to-delivery process, identified duplicated handoffs, and documented a clearer ownership flow for daily execution. Tools: Excel, Miro, stakeholder interview notes. Impact: Teams gained a shared view of responsibilities and moved to a more consistent operating rhythm with fewer avoidable delays.

Reporting cadence redesign for clearer weekly decision-making

Description: Reworked a fragmented reporting routine into one weekly pack focused on pipeline health, conversion movement, and operational blockers. Tools: SQL, Excel, and Power BI. Impact: Leadership conversations shifted from reconciling numbers to discussing actions, improving confidence in planning and prioritization.

Stakeholder discovery sprint to align goals and requirements

Description: Ran structured discovery sessions with commercial, operations, and delivery stakeholders to surface assumptions and define shared project requirements. Tools: Interview guides, Notion synthesis boards, and Excel prioritization matrices. Impact: The project began with clearer scope boundaries and stronger cross-team alignment, reducing rework during execution.

Dashboard development for pipeline and performance visibility

Description: Designed an executive dashboard concept that combined sales activity, stage movement, and service outcomes into one decision-ready view. Tools: Tableau, Power BI wireframes, and SQL data checks. Impact: Stakeholders could review trends faster and identify where coaching or process adjustments were needed first.

Customer-journey analysis to improve conversion quality

Description: Audited the journey from first inquiry through follow-up, highlighting friction points in response timing, handoff clarity, and message consistency. Tools: Excel journey mapping, CRM exports, and qualitative call-note review. Impact: Teams adopted clearer follow-up standards and more consistent messaging, supporting stronger trust during early customer conversations.

Let’s connect about business analyst roles, collaboration, or process-improvement work.

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