Margaret Williams is the Director of Product Management at EarthDaily Analytics, where she leads the development and strategic direction of innovative data and analytics products built on advanced Earth observation technologies. An outcomes-oriented product leader, Margaret has a strong track record of driving product strategy, aligning cross-functional teams, and delivering data-driven solutions that address complex business and environmental challenges.
In her role, Margaret works closely with engineering, data science, and commercial teams to translate satellite and geospatial data into scalable products that provide actionable insights for organizations worldwide. Her work supports industries that rely on accurate Earth observation and analytics, helping clients make better decisions using reliable, high-quality geospatial intelligence.
Margaret brings extensive experience in strategic planning, product leadership, and data-driven innovation, with a focus on building products that connect cutting-edge technology with real-world applications. She is known for her ability to bridge technical and business priorities—ensuring that complex analytics platforms are both impactful and accessible for users across multiple industries.
At EarthDaily Analytics, she plays a key role in shaping product strategy around the company’s satellite-powered data ecosystem, helping organizations leverage Earth observation data to monitor environmental change, manage risk, and unlock new opportunities from geospatial insights. Her leadership contributes to the delivery of scalable analytics solutions designed to transform how organizations interpret and apply global data.
Margaret frequently collaborates with industry partners and experts to advance the application of geospatial analytics across sectors. Her expertise in product management and satellite data innovation makes her a valued voice in discussions on how Earth observation and advanced analytics can drive better decision-making and risk intelligence.
At the Spring Conference 2026, Margaret will share her insights on the evolving role of geospatial data in improving risk selection and enabling more informed, data-driven strategies across the insurance and risk management landscape.
