Meet the Tableau Social Media Ambassadors

Jeff often turns data visualization on its head. Together with Andy Kriebel, he created Dear Data Two, a hand-drawn data visualization project inspired by the original Dear Data. Two of his other projects are a voice recognition and response tool for Tableau and a Tableau reference guide that indexes hundreds of community-built resources.

Carl is a data visualization consultant at the Information Lab, and he has a few major passions: basketball, cycling, and teaching Tableau—did we mention basketball? Carl enjoys visualizing basketball data, and he's also starting to dive into quantified-self data.

Keith’s blog provides in-depth, easy-to-follow tutorials on a range of technical topics, from R integration to calculations, to how data blending works. Written simply and clearly, his posts address topics relevant to both the business and the enterprise side of analytics.

Joshua is known for building games in Tableau, but his creativity doesn’t end there. His blog is full of tips for building compelling, interactive dashboards, and making sure your visualization is communicating effectively. He’s also a whiz at calcs!

Matt is one of the co-founders of the Reviz Project, which aims to reveal the different data stories contained in a single data set. Matt also loves football. Naturally, these two interests often result in stunning sports visualizations.

Bridget began her career as an ASL interpreter, and then worked in a variety of departments from HR to management, to development. With this multidisciplinary background, she enjoys helping people get the resources they need for a wide range of questions. She is especially passionate about data accessibility and effective storytelling.

Brit is the co-founder of Data Dare, a blog that presents monthly Tableau challenges dedicated to pushing the limits with data. She also enjoys participating in other community-based data visualization projects such as Makeover Monday and Data Chain Mail. Public data and collaborative visualization are just in her blood.

Paul manages the Tableau Center of Excellence at UBS, supporting thousands of users in a global deployment. If you want advice on making your Tableau service fly in a large organization, then he is a great person to reach out to.

On his blog, Alexander often shares easy-to-follow tutorials on building advanced charts and calculations. He’s also passionate about design and pays a lot of attention to the little details that make a big difference in a dashboard—like tooltips, headers, symbols, and pictures. And if you’re wondering where the thumbnail for this blog post came from, check out this viz by Alexander!