DataFam Speaks: Abisola Oni

The DataFam Speaks series highlights our amazing Tableau community members. Watch the video to learn more about Tableau Zen Master Abisola Oni.

Abisola is an analytics professional with over six years of experience in driving growth for technology-based businesses. Her interests lie in the intersection of technology, business, social impact, and community. Currently, at Paystack, a leading payments company in Africa, she is responsible for analysing business patterns, market trends and driving strategic initiatives to support the growth of its key merchants. She discovered Tableau in 2017 when she first started working in the technology sector and has since gone on to found two leading analytics and visualization communities (Lagos Tableau User group and WeVisualize) in Lagos within three years. She realised that majority of the tech communities in Lagos focused on software development and none on data visualization and analytics so she started these communities to fill that gap. Abisola is also a co-founder at Beyond A Curved Spine (an NGO raising scoliosis awareness in Nigeria). When she is not at her computer, you will find her running, traveling, exploring new restaurants, or doing crazy things like jumping off a plane.

DataFam inspiration

Abisola shares some of her inspirations from the Tableau community:

• Tableau Zen Master, Social Ambassador, and User Group Leader Sarah Bartlett. Follow her on Twitter and check out her blog. 
• The Flerlage Twins—Zen Masters and Tableau Ambassadors Kevin and Ken Flerlage. Check out their blog.
• #MakeoverMonday leads—Zen Master Eva Murray and Zen Master Hall of Famer Andy Kriebel. 

Get connected 

Follow along with Abisola’s data journey:

• Follow Abisola on Twitter: @AbbyViz
• Tableau Public Profile
• Check out Abisola’s blog

DataFam Speaks video resources

Dive into the resources Abisola shares in her DataFam Speaks video:

• Tableau Zen Masters
• Makeover Monday
• Viz5, Visualize Gender Equality

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