Based in Boca Raton, Florida, Michael Attea serves as a data intelligence analyst for Cendyn, an Internet cloud marketing agency serving the hospitality and tourism industry. In his role at Cendyn, Michael Attea employs complex data analyses to provide revenue-producing results for clients. Cendyn recently received two nominations for World Travel Awards 2017. In contention for the World’s Leading Hotel CRM Technology Provider 2017 and the World’s Leading Data-Driven Marketing Agency 2017, the company has been honored with nominations four years in a row. The company’s CRM database platform helps to improve the user experience for customers by gathering real-time data and creating specialized communications for each guest. It's also a marketing tool that can be used across all departments and can reveal useful analytics such as specific changes in the composition of the company's revenue streams. The digital marketing platform allows hotel leaders to gather and utilize a wide-range of client data to tailor their products and services to meet clients’ unique needs and wants and provide optimal customer service.
Drawing on over seven years’ experience in market research, Michael Attea serves as a data intelligence analyst with Cendyn as well as a freelance analyst and consultant for Sermo. Prior to earning his MBA from the Manderson Graduate School of Business at the University of Alabama, Michael Attea completed a bachelor's degree at the University of Notre Dame. He continues to support Notre Dame by following its athletic teams. For the past two seasons, the Notre Dame Fighting Irish football team has been led at quarterback by DeShone Kizer. During those two seasons, Kizer recorded a combined 47 touchdowns while throwing for 5,805 yards on 422 pass completions. That performance earned him the attention of National Football League (NFL) teams, particularly the Cleveland Browns, which selected him 52nd overall in the 2017 NFL Draft.Prior to the draft, Kizer defined his skill set as a mix of Tom Brady and Cam Newton, arguably two of the league's best quarterbacks. Although the accuracy of that claim remains to be seen, he won the Browns' starting quarterback position out of training camp. In the first start of his professional career, Kizer completed 20 of his 30 pass attempts for 222 yards and recorded one touchdown and one interception. He also rushed the ball for 17 yards and another touchdown.
