Lander Analytics

Lander Analytics offers business data strategy consulting, AI solutions, and open-source training services.[1][2][3][11]

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Overview

Lander Analytics is a New York City-based consulting firm [1][8] founded in 2011 that offers business data strategy consulting, AI solutions, and open-source training services [2]. The firm provides data science, AI and forward-deployed engineering services, including strategic advisory, hands-on engineering, infrastructure support and training [3]. Lander Analytics serves clients across the financial, healthcare, government, sports, manufacturing, technology, retail, education, food and beverage, real estate, insurance and energy sectors [7]. The company's clients have included Nassau, Carfax, Cushman & Wakefield, the Minnesota Vikings, FINRA, Code Climate and Macmillan [4]. The firm's team of approximately 20 people is led by Jared Lander as Chief Data Scientist, with Joe Marlo as Director of Data Science, Joseph Sherman as Director of Sales, Howard Lander as General Manager and Andrew Gelman as advisor [6]. Lander Analytics organizes the monthly New York Open Statistical Programming Meetup, the annual New York Data Science & AI Conference and the annual Government Data Science & AI Conference in Washington, D.C. [5]

Lander Analytics describes itself as a full-service consulting firm based in New York City. [8]

Business address: 234 W 39th St, New York, New York, 10018. [10]

Customers

Lander Analytics names Nassau, Carfax, Cushman & Wakefield, the Minnesota Vikings, FINRA, Code Climate and Macmillan as clients. [4]

Growth & traction

Lander Analytics' team page lists about 20 people, led by Jared Lander as Chief Data Scientist, with Joe Marlo as Director of Data Science, Joseph Sherman as Director of Sales, Howard Lander as General Manager and Andrew Gelman as advisor. [6]

Lander Analytics says it has organized one of New York's most durable data communities for over a decade. [9]

Leadership & org chart

Focus

  • Lander Analytics serves the financial, healthcare, government, sports, manufacturing, technology, retail, education, food and beverage, real estate, insurance and energy sectors.[7]

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