Your data needs explaining
You have survey responses, sales figures or operational records, but the answers to your questions aren’t immediately clear.
I help small companies make sense of their data, with clear findings, thoughtful visuals and practical skills that remain with them.
Every team is at a different stage.
You have survey responses, sales figures or operational records, but the answers to your questions aren’t immediately clear.
You have the figures, but it’s hard to decide what to include and how to present them. Busy charts can make the point confusing.
The information you need is spread across spreadsheets and systems. Each report means gathering files, checking versions and repeating steps.
Based on your current situation.
I organise and analyse raw data, from surveys and research to sales or operations, and explain the findings.
I turn your existing data or findings into clear charts and a well-designed PowerPoint deck, ready to share.
I connect your data sources in Excel or Power BI and build a dashboard with repeatable updates and automated refresh where practical.
For every problem discussed.
A little structure. A clearer story.
Send me a short message about your data. A rough idea is enough.
We talk about your team and what you need to know. I send a plan with the work, timing and price.
I analyse your data and build your findings, deck or dashboard. You give feedback as it takes shape.
I train your team to use what I build. They run it without calling me each time.
I teach the Excel and data skills your team needs. They learn by doing, and the skills stay with them.
Plan a team workshopA short chat shows where your team starts. I plan the topics and exercises around their daily tasks.
People work through everyday tasks in an Excel workbook.
There is time to ask and practise. I explain why each method works.
They keep the exercise files, the worked answers and a short guide.

I’ve always enjoyed untangling problems and helping people see the bigger picture. A fresh perspective makes it easier to spot what matters, and I’ve needed one myself when deep in an analysis.
I’ve learned to step back and ask: what do we actually need to understand here? That question keeps me focused on what deserves attention and what it means for each business.
That experience shaped my interest in interpretation and visual storytelling, which I now bring to small businesses and teams through research analysis, visual reports and dashboards, helping people understand their customers and make sense of their results. I also run practical workshops that help people get comfortable with their own data and the reasoning behind it.
Seeing people move from uncertainty to a clear next step motivates me to keep making data approachable and useful.
Melisa Bibire