Sifted Names WeArisma CEO, Jenny Tsai, one of 5 founders to watch in 2023

Sanghamitra Karra from Morgan Stanley emphasizes the importance of showcasing the successes of talented women founders as both an equity issue and a business imperative. Jenny Tsai, CEO of WeArisma, applies data analytics principles, inspired by “Moneyball,” to the influencer marketing industry. WeArisma’s SaaS platform helps global enterprises optimize their marketing spend, contributing to the industry’s growth, which surpassed $16.4 billion last year.

Published On: February 3, 2023

Highlighting Innovation and Equity in Influencer Marketing

Sanghamitra Karra, Managing director and EMEA head of the Multicultural Innovation Lab at Morgan Stanley:

“Different kinds of founders tend to solve different kinds of problems with hugely innovative solutions, there’s a need to over-index and actively “showcase the successes of these extremely talented women”, not just as a question of equity but of business imperative.”

Tsai’s company WeArisma is a SaaS platform providing influencer analytics to global enterprises to optimise marketing spend and to achieve communication objectives.

Last year, the influencer marketing industry’s worth surpassed $16.4b and 80% of social media users base their purchasing decisions on influencer recommendations. Inspired by the book Moneyball, Jenny applied the principle of data analytics to influencer marketing.

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