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Kyle Wisniewski

Kyle is Manager, Data and Analytics at University of Denver — Daniels College of Business. He integrates institutional sources, defines reporting rules, and builds role-based dashboards for faculty, department heads, and the Dean’s Office.

He also runs Organized Data Governance, an independent data consultancy separate from his employer, and maintains the Quantitative Markets & Institutions Lab — independent, reproducible quantitative research, not employer work or investment advice. He is completing an MS in Applied Quantitative Finance, expected November 2027.

Kyle Wisniewski
Manager, Data and AnalyticsUniversity of Denver — Daniels College of Business

01 / Professional record

Roles and dates.

  1. 01Professional Work / CurrentManager, Data and AnalyticsUniversity of Denver — Daniels College of BusinessData governance, reporting and analytics for the college, and automation people can check.View record
  2. 02Professional Work / PriorData Reporting and Analytics CoordinatorUniversity of Denver — Daniels College of BusinessData reporting and analytics; promoted to manager after six months.Completed

02 / Working principles

The rules are simple. Applying them is the work.

  1. 01

    Sources before polish

    A number isn't ready to act on until you can check where it came from, what it measures, the period it covers, how it was calculated, and who is responsible for it.

  2. 02

    Definitions before dashboards

    A dashboard can't fix a number that two departments define differently.

  3. 03

    Models expose assumptions

    A useful model makes its uncertainty visible; it does not claim to remove it.

  4. 04

    Automation retains review

    Routine steps can be automated. Judgment calls still need a named owner and a record of what was decided and why.

03 / Education and credentials

Education and verified credentials.

Education

Graduate StudyMS Applied Quantitative FinanceUniversity of Denver — Daniels College of BusinessQuantitative methods for pricing, risk, and portfolio decisions — derivatives, financial econometrics, and computational finance.Dean's Recognition Scholar, Daniels College of BusinessExpected November 2027
Undergraduate StudyBA Business AdministrationWestern Colorado UniversityEmphases in Business Analytics and Innovation & Entrepreneurship.May 2025