Emily Earl is a Director Analyst providing business and technology insights to Gartner's Communications clients. She has led multimethod, hypothesis-driven signature research studies on topics like the future of communications, mixternal content strategy and operations, organizational culture, information overload and internal channel effectiveness. She covers all AI-related topics for Communications as well as internal / employee communications. She also reviews applicants for the annual Gartner Marketing & Communications Awards and directs the development of case studies for best practices found therein. At Gartner, Emily co-authored an article in Harvard Business Review and received an all-company award for outstanding performance in a key role.
Before joining Gartner in 2021, Emily managed voice of customer insights for a healthcare professional association and for a variety of B2B, B2C, K-12 and higher education clients. She is a mixed methodologist with specializations in cultural anthropology, ethnography, focus groups, in-depth interviews, user experience research, market research and survey design.
Gartner, Director, Research, 5 years
American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO), Manager, Market Research, 2 years
Hanover Research, Qualitative Research Consultant, 3 years
Communications Technology and AI Strategy
Internal Communications
Communications Content and Channels
Drive Adoption of AI Within the Communications Function
Understand AI Risks and Opportunities for the Communications Function
(Candidate) Ph.D., Anthropology, University of California, Irvine
M.A. Anthropology, Catholic University
B.A. Liberal Arts, St. John's College
AI strategy for Comms
AI adoption
Employee communications
Internal channel effectiveness
Organizational culture