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Cecily Tyler

Cecily Tyler

Lead Program Manager, Human Insights Group

Biography

Cecily applies her 25 years of experience in storytelling via filmmaking and TV production, people-centric design, and leader training to innovate and improve employee experiences through new UKG products and solutions. She has worked for organizations including NBC, PBS, BBC, New York Times TV, as well as domestic and international public sector and non-profit organizations.

Coworkers use data to tell a story at work
Life-Work Trends

The Value of Data Storytelling in the Workplace

Data storytelling is the bridge that connects metrics with people. Here, we make the case for data storytelling through the lens of ESG.
Creating shared value at work
Life-Work Trends

What is Shared Value at Work?

When done right, creating shared value (CSV) at an organization can improve both society and a company’s bottom line.
A neurodiverse child with dyslexia arranges letters with help from a teacher
Life-Work Trends

Why Workplaces Should Lean into Neurodiversity

Workplace culture is changing—and for the better. Here, one professional shares how embracing dyslexia helped her achieve professional success, and the positives of neurodiversity in the workplace.
A leader incorporates storytelling into a work presentation
Life-Work Trends

What is Corporate Storytelling and Why It Matters

Research shows that leaders who embrace storytelling in business will achieve greater success for their organization—and their people.
Commemorating National Disability Employment Awareness Month at UKG
Employee Experience

Unique Abilities: Commemorating National Disability Employment Awareness Month

October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month in the U.S., celebrating the workplace contributions of people with disabilities, or unique abilities.