Innolect has formed a strategic partnership with Noelle London, CEO and Founder of Illoominus!
Illoominus is committed to helping clients measure the impact and results of their initiatives. The organization's data platform offers real-time views of a client's "people goals" and allows clients to track and understand which initiatives drive the most ROI, especially around inclusion, equity and belonging efforts, as well as throughout the employee lifecycle. Offering actionable insights, benchmarking, and forecasting, Illoominus provides the context and capacity with which to spend more time on initiatives that will accomplish people goals.
CEO and Founder of Illoominus
Noelle London is a strategic DE&I partner with Innolect. Her firm, Illoominus, helps companies proactively manage their diversity commitments and retain and grow diverse employees into leadership positions. The goal of Illoominus is to help simplify and accelerate a client’s DE&I data analytics. Noelle partners to integrate inclusion-related data into one place and maps inclusion metrics across the entire employee journey leveraging their own data capabilities.
Prior to founding Iloominus, Noelle worked for Accenture and launched and directed the Accenture Ventures US-South program. Her team led joint go-to-market opportunities with Accenture’s priority startup partners. Accenture Ventures investment portfolio helped startups scale into Fortune 2000 clients to solve problems quickly, cost effectively, and testing the latest in emerging technology.
Noelle is known for helping bridge connections to capital, customers, and talent. She led the startup economic development strategy for the Atlanta Mayor’s Office launching DE+I programs to connect underrepresented tech talent with career paths to some of Atlanta’s top startups. Before moving to Atlanta, she was with 1776, a startup and global incubator and seed fund, where she launched the Crystal City incubator to attract tech talent to the area. She also supported the Marriott-Accenture Travel Experience Incubator to test new business concepts with startups.
Noelle’s entrepreneurial journey started from a young age with a jewelry business and ever since she worked as a Peace Corps volunteer in Nicaragua for 2.5 years with female founders, she was hooked. Over the years, she’s been immersed in and helped entrepreneurs grow their companies in roles across startups, public sector, corporate, academic, and nonprofits.
Noelle earned a Masters in Global Policy focused on Economic Development and Technology from UT Austin and has an undergraduate degree from the College of Charleston in Economics and Latin American studies.
