Erik Schousboe

Erik Schousboe has over 15 years of work experience in data science, consulting, and leadership roles. Erik is currently a Vice President of Data Science at 84.51°, where they manage and leads teams of Data Scientists. Erik'sresponsibilities involve solving complex business problems using machine learning, advanced analytics, and industry expertise. Erik provides customer-centric insights to stakeholders and executives, focusing on improving business performance and market perception. Erik has been with 84.51° since 2016 and is currently exploring innovation in healthcare through food as medicine.

Prior to their current role, Erik was a Director of Data Science at 84.51° from 2016 to 2021. In this position, they managed teams of Data Scientists and was responsible for solving complex business problems through analytical techniques. Erik also gained experience in the healthcare industry during their time as a Principal Consultant at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas from 2008 to 2016. There, they managed a team of consultants and provided analytic and consulting support to large national customers. Erik'srole involved identifying trends, opportunities, and cost-savings measures to improve health plan performance.

Before joining Blue Cross Blue Shield, Erik worked as a Senior Analyst at ACC (New Zealand) and a Consultant at Beghou Consulting. At ACC, they provided analytical support to the operations group and played a key role in developing budget forecast processes. During their time at Beghou Consulting, Erik provided analytical and strategic support to pharmaceutical sales and marketing management teams, utilizing various software tools and developing forecasting and sales force automation tools for multinational clients.

Erik's work experience showcases their expertise in data science, analytics, and consulting, with a focus on driving business performance and providing strategic insights to stakeholders and executives.

Erik Schousboe attended Edina High School from 1994 to 1998. Erik then pursued a Bachelor's degree in Economics at Northwestern University from 1998 to 2002.