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Recent Successes
- Credit card acquisition campaign results driven by an accurate response model
- Best fitting credit card model enhances customer experience
- Predictive modeling allows bank to dramatically improve marketing results
- Checking acquisition campaign results driven by an accurate propensity model
- Best fitting checking product model drives increased revenue and enhances customer experience
- Money market savings model drives greater than expected balance growth
- Customer scoring and segmentation used to retain high balance customers
- Telemarketing analytics finds unexpected opportunities
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Recent Successes (detail)
Credit card acquisition campaign results driven by an accurate response model
In an effort to maximize results of credit card acquisition campaigns, I developed a predictive model for prospects that used a decision tree to partition the data into nodes, and then used node membership as a variable to be included with others in a logistic regression model. This hybrid logistic regression/decision tree model had KS=0.49, and was used to prioritize mailings for a 1 MM piece direct mail campaign. The response exceeded expectations. [top]
Best fitting credit card model enhances customer experience
In order to both increase fee-based revenue and ensure that customer needs were being met as well as possible, I developed a branch channel based best fitting credit card product analog model (i.e., look-alike model) for prescreened credit customers using a classification tree. This model received much positive feedback from bankers trying to find the right product for customers. [top]
Predictive modeling allows bank to dramatically improve marketing results
In response to the need to develop and productionize a set of predictive models for marketing, I imagined and created an overall predictive model architecture allowing multiple models to work together in a modular fashion, and I proceeded to develop the initial 7 predictive models needed, including models for checking, savings, and early access. This resulted in $2.5 million in net revenue (520% ROI) in just the first month. [top]
Checking acquisition campaign results driven by an accurate propensity model
In an effort to maximize results of a checking acquisition campaign, I developed a predictive model that first used a decision tree to partition the data into nodes, and then used node membership as a variable to be included with others in a logistic regression model. This hybrid logistic regression/decision tree model for propensity to open checking accounts had an accuracy of 87%, and is expected to earn $14.7 million over 4 years. [top]
Best fitting checking product model drives increased revenue and enhances customer experience
Because of the need to both increase fee-based revenue and ensure that customer needs were being met as well as possible, I developed a best fitting checking product analog model (i.e., look-alike model) using multinomial logistic regression. We identified 2.5 million customers to score. This model was successfully used in several different campaigns. [top]
Money market savings model drives greater than expected balance growth
To increase our marketing ROI, on my own initiative, and with the support of my manager, I developed a money market savings model yielding $32 million in new deposits versus $21 million planned. This model was used with much success for related campaigns for over one year. [top]
Customer scoring and segmentation used to retain high balance customers
After my employer acquired a bank with $11 billion in deposits and 270,000 households, a concerted effort needed to be made to retain high deposit balance customers. I coordinated the implementation of a customer scoring algorithm and segmentation strategy, and I helped model and validate the application used to manage the resulting customer calling campaign. The campaign generated significant incremental deposit balance growth, and I prepared a detailed analysis of the results for senior management. [top]
Telemarketing analytics finds unexpected opportunities
As a result of data being in separate silos, the analytics team was unable to properly identify customers that were contacted via the 15.5 million telemarketing (TM) calls our company made annually. This led to an inability to assess the true impact of TM upon our campaigns. I worked with a cross-functional team to create a short-term and a long-term solution to this problem. In the short-term, I worked with our I.S. team to set up a regular TM data extract process. I then developed code to transform this data into a format usable by our analytics team. We were then able to find remarkable incremental response with telemarketing in certain circumstances. This information was incorporated into our regular analytics and modeling process and generated even more incremental gains. [top]