From numbers to strategic decisions

May 28, 2017/in All Blogs, Career Development, Finance & Investments, Good Work, Product & Pricing /by lmonteiro

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From numbers to strategic decisions

Learn how Kevin uses financial data to help Allstate grow.

You may be familiar with the work of personal financial planners that help individuals and families manage their finances, but who manages finances for a company as large as Allstate? That’s the role of Allstate’s finance organization, but they don’t just throw out random numbers to pinpoint successes or areas of opportunity. Instead, they use data to paint a picture of where different parts of the business stands financially. Kevin, a Financial Manager for Allstate’s Protection Finance division, has an important role. He analyzes financial data and operational metrics to provide insights to leaders to help make strategic decisions.

“I really enjoy what I do because it’s interesting work. My department encourages us to do rotations from role to role, so we can leverage the analytical skills and behaviors we learn and gain an understanding of different parts of the business,” -Kevin, Financial Manager at Allstate

Managing profitability and growth is just one way Allstate uses data to benefit the business.

Learn more about the impact Finance has on our business.

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