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Jacqueline Woods

Chief Marketing OfficerTeradata

Stamford, CT

Member Since January 2024

About

Jacqueline Woods, Teradata’s Chief Marketing Officer (CMO) and a vital member of the executive leadership, serves as the company’s principal storyteller. Her role encompasses steering all facets of marketing and communications. This includes strategic planning and execution, advertising, brand management, digital and social marketing, customer engagement, influencer marketing, public relations, events, corporate communications, and crafting exceptional customer experiences. Recognized as the “AI CMO,” she excels in showcasing customer outcomes, simplifying complexities, and highlighting the critical role of AI in creating and delivering value. Woods is renowned for her results-oriented leadership, driving corporate transformations using modern marketing methods that are grounded in data insights. Her remarkable contributions have garnered acclaim, including honors as a Marketing Visionary by Marketers that Matter, one of the Most Influential CMOs by Insights Success, and recognition among the Top 50 Women Leaders of Connecticut for 2023 by Women we Admire. Woods joined Teradata from NielsenIQ's executive leadership team where she spearheaded the revitalization of the company’s image, brand, and perception as Global Chief Marketing & Communications Officer. Her dynamic career and extensive professional background encompass a broad spectrum of expertise, diverse industry domains, driving strategic initiatives across both business-to-business and business-to-consumer landscapes. During her IBM tenure, she excelled as the CMO of IBM Global Partner Ecosystem Division, pioneering strategies in cloud, data, AI, and SaaS. Her impact also included leading offering management and strategy as CMO of IBM Global Financing. Woods’ journey also comprised a pivotal role at General Electric as the Global Head of Customer Segmentation & Customer Experience, and a decade-long tenure at Oracle, in the office of the CEO, complemented by significant contributions at Ameritech (ATT) and GTE (VZN). Beyond Teradata, Woods serves on the Boards of Avaya Holdings Corp. and Winnebago Industries, as well as the Board of Trustees for Community Reinvestment Fund USA and the Greater Fairfield County Foundation, Inc. A proponent of paying it forward, she is a founding member of the Black Executive CMO Alliance™. Woods holds a BS from the University of California, Davis, and an MBA from the Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California.

Published content

Encouraging underrepresented entrepreneurs and business leaders to leverage data analytics and AI

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Fast Company Executive Board member Jacqueline Woods believes that data analytics and AI knowledge are key for the entrepreneurs of today, even if they aren’t running technology companies.

20 resources leaders use to stay ahead in their industries

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Here are the go-to resources of leaders who are rising above their competition. For leaders, staying ahead of the competition in your industry requires more than just hard work. It calls for the right resources that provide timely insights, foster continuous learning, and help you adapt to industry shifts. Are you looking for a new go-to resource? If so, Fast Company Executive Board members share their favorites below. Whether it’s a trusted publication, an analytics tool, or a community network, it can make the difference between keeping pace and setting the pace in today's market.

Why business leaders need trust and due diligence to successfully implement AI

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Fast Company Executive Board member Jacqueline Woods believes that successful AI implementation starts with leaders asking if they even need AI in the first place.

Trust me, I’m a robot: How AI can improve brand stickiness

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All AI optimizations are based on data. The more trusted data you have, the more effective the tools can be.

20 tips to boost productivity with AI while managing its risks

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Start with internal pilot projects and develop robust measurement systems to get the most out of AI while mitigating risks. Many companies are using AI to increase efficiency and reduce costs. However, because this technology is still evolving, it can create disruptions in your organization's culture and workflow if not used effectively. Below, members of Fast Company Executive Board share their tips for using AI to increase growth while managing the potential risks involved. With a well-planned approach that focuses on organizational goals and measurements for success, your company can leverage AI sustainably to support your team.

From AI black boxes to consumer-friendly glass boxes: Why you need explainable AI 

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Here's how explainable artificial intelligence (XAI) can be used to address some of marketing's most pressing regulatory and ethical necessities.

Company details

Teradata

Company bio

At Teradata, we believe that people thrive when empowered with better information. We offer the most complete cloud analytics and data platform, including for AI. By delivering harmonized data and trusted AI/ML, we enable more confident decision-making, unlock faster innovation, and drive the impactful business results organizations need most. See how at Teradata.com.

Industry

Technology

Company size

5,001 - 10,000