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Join us on Thursday, May 21, 2026, from 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM Eastern for a practical and thought-provoking session with Ayokunmi Sodamola. Organizations generate more data and insights than ever before, yet many still struggle to turn those insights into real outcomes. In this session, Ayokunmi explores why strong analysis often fails to influence decisions and how Business Analysts can move beyond insight generation to driving real impact. Register now and learn how to bridge the gap between insight and execution.

Organizations today are rich in data and analysis, yet many still struggle to translate insights into meaningful outcomes. Strong recommendations are often overlooked, misinterpreted, or diluted during execution. As a result, the connection between analysis and real business impact remains weak.

In this session, Ayokunmi Sodamola explores where and why this gap occurs. Drawing from real-world experience across product, data, and program delivery, he highlights how breakdowns happen between interpretation, prioritization, and execution.

Participants will examine how stakeholder incentives, competing priorities, and delivery constraints influence how insights are received and acted upon. Through practical scenarios, the session will demonstrate why analysis alone is rarely sufficient to drive outcomes and what Business Analysts can do differently.

This session introduces a practical lens for identifying these gaps and repositioning business analysis beyond insight generation toward outcome influence.

Learning Objectives

By the end of this session, participants will be able to:

  1. Identify common breakdown points between analysis, decision-making, and execution in real-world environments
  2. Recognize how stakeholder incentives, constraints, and context influence how insights are interpreted and acted upon
  3. Apply practical approaches to align stakeholders around decision criteria, not just data outputs
  4. Anticipate how delivery and execution constraints can alter intended outcomes and adjust analysis accordingly
  5. Reframe their role from generating analysis to actively supporting outcome-driven decisions

Course Outline

Understanding the Insight–Outcome Gap
Explore why strong analysis does not always lead to better decisions or results.

Where Breakdowns Occur
Identify key points where alignment is lost between analysis, stakeholders, and execution.

Stakeholder Dynamics and Decision-Making
Understand how incentives, context, and competing priorities shape outcomes.

From Insight to Influence
Learn how to position analysis to support decision-making, not just inform it.

Aligning Analysis with Execution Reality
Examine how delivery constraints impact outcomes and how to account for them early.

 

Audience

This session is ideal for:

  • Business Analysts seeking to increase their impact beyond documentation and reporting
  • Product Managers working across data, stakeholders, and delivery teams
  • Program and project professionals managing cross-functional initiatives
  • Professionals working in data-driven environments who want to influence outcomes more effectivel

Instructor Profile

Ayokunmi Sodamola
Product & Program Professional | Data, Technology, and Business Operations

Ayokunmi Sodamola is a Product and Program professional with over six years of experience working at the intersection of data, technology, and business operations. His work focuses on translating analysis into actionable decisions and delivering technology solutions that drive measurable outcomes.

He has led and contributed to initiatives across fintech and enterprise systems, including credit platforms, digital lending solutions, and data-driven products. Ayokunmi specializes in bridging the gap between analysis, stakeholder alignment, and execution within complex, cross-functional environments.

He is known for bringing a practical, experience-driven perspective to business analysis, grounded in real-world challenges where data, decisions, and delivery do not always align. His approach helps professionals move beyond insight generation toward influencing outcomes that matter.