Matt Wegmann

Matt Wegmann has a diverse work experience that spans across various roles and industries. Matt is currently the Director of Data Strategy at Midwest Employers Casualty, where they lead and develops initiatives to modernize the data governance and reporting structure under the Advanced Analytics department. Matt collaborates with other departments and WR Berkley operating units to provide valuable solutions and high-quality analytical output.

Prior to this, Matt worked as an Adjunct Professor at both Maryville University and St. Charles Community College, starting in 2011.

Before their academic roles, Matt held multiple positions at Electrical Components International. Matt served as the Director of Analytics & Business Intelligence from 2019 to 2021, leading a team of business analysts focused on delivering information to leadership and improving reporting accessibility. In 2021, they took on additional responsibilities for data architecture and data quality after advocating for expansion in those areas.

Earlier at Electrical Components International, Matt held the role of Director of Customer Relations from 2015 to 2019. In this position, they provided customer-facing leadership and supported account coordinators in delivering superior service. Matt also led the consolidation of customer service teams from acquisitions and launched an Inside Sales group.

Matt's previous roles at Electrical Components International include Senior Business Process Analyst from 2012 to 2015, where they worked on setting up solutions to internal business problems and collaborating with developers and process owners on large-scale projects. Matt also served as a Reporting & Business Process Analyst from 2008 to 2012.

Overall, Matt Wegmann's work experience showcases their expertise in data strategy, analytics, customer relations, and business process analysis.

Matt Wegmann attended Rhodes College from 2000 to 2004, where they earned a Bachelor's degree in Economics. Matt later pursued a Master's degree in Economics at Texas A&M University from 2004 to 2007.