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Myra Norton, CEO, Community Analytics
Myra Norton, Chief Executive Officer of Community Analytics LLC, has been with the firm since its inception in 2004. Norton is responsible for providing strategic direction for all of Community Analytics’ business units and is leading the firm through its next era of dynamic growth.
Norton has extensive academic experience as an administrator in the College of Science and Technology at Temple University, teaching in the Business School and the College of Science and Technology at Temple University, as well as lecturing on mathematics and statistics at Towson University and providing academic support to midshipmen at the United States Naval Academy.
She is a leading thinker on the application of social networks within business communities, speaking and writing on this subject in a variety of venues. Norton is advancing the Community Analytics tagline, The Power of Human Networks® – a succinct statement of the company’s vision of authentic customer engagement. This commitment is driving the company’s strategy among many of the Fortune 1000 companies as well as top colleges and universities.
Ms. Norton serves as a speaker and facilitator for the Network Roundtable at the University of Virginia and works with researchers from Harvard University, Babson College, University of Virginia and the University of Chicago. Her principal focus is the study of human networks. She leads the National Girls Collaborative Project as part of her work with the Center for Women in Technology, serves on the Industry Advisory Board for the College of Engineering at UMBC and is actively involved in the Greater Baltimore Technology Council.
Norton graduated from University of Alabama with a BS in Math Education and received an MA in Mathematics and an MS in Statistics at Temple University. She is a fitness enthusiast, closely follows college athletics, plays the piano and guitar, and enjoys spending time with her husband, Pat, and yellow lab, Bama.
Contact Information
Myra Norton
CEO, Community Analytics
ceo@comlytics.com
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