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Jeff Desjardins has been an entrepreneur since 2011. He bootstrapped Visual Capitalist from nothing into a global media company with 85 million annual visits and Fortune 500 clients and advertisers like BlackRock, JP Morgan, New York Life, and Salesforce. 

He published two books on data visualization, “Visualizing Change: A data-driven snapshot of our world“. The latest was released by a major publisher (Wiley & Sons) in December 2021, and has already been translated into Chinese, Spanish, and Korean. Jeff’s writing has been published in Forbes, MarketWatch, Business Insider, Huffington Post, World Economic Forum and more.

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Signals: Charting the Direction of the Global Economy

Signals: Charting the Direction of the Global Economy

Visualizing Change: A Data-Driven Snapshot of Our World

Visualizing Change: A Data-Driven Snapshot of Our World

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