From a Business Analyst I would imagine to see a CV that is well structured and concise. Avoid pictures and symbols. Keep it clean and tidy. I wouldn't expect a business analyst to be using creative design and colors...

I would take the time to take a new formal picture with a neutral background. 

In terms of content I would start with a paragraph that describes your main competences and strengths before starting with your former work experiences.

Hope this helps, good luck

@Wolfje, You are making the most vital steps by presenting yourself as someone available and well suited for desired career. A Girl will share to gather more views, my kind gentleman.

(P.S. technology is amazing these days... Simply take a wonderful picture of your kind face and present that to the new world. Genuine is always better.)

very interesting post, I really enjoy when reading it ..

I used to work as somebody who was reading CVs and hiring Business Analysts. 
- My view is that CV has to look structured, professional, well written and to the point. I also think that using a template from the web as a starting point is totally fine, just later add a personal touch in form. 
- I also recommend that you add one paragraph in which you describe your strong point or two that you have and add the concrete case of how you used it in certain situtation(s) (think around your biggest success from working history... which of your personal traits was the most important in achieving it?). So do not describe this in bragging manner but only to give the potential employer sense of what you are proud of (and what are your strong points). 
- Be sincere and open. 
- Conclude with few open sentences about what are your values and hobbies and attitudes towards work. (it is great if you check vision and values of the company and show that you have a match at least on one or some of them).
- A photo has to be the pro one and it has to match your current look. I believe that is best to go with business casual (tie not necessary anymore).
**Lots of luck!**

On google you can get some good samples of CV popular in your country. Another way is asking a job agency to take a look at your CV, they should tweek it for you.

Honestly...
The last one looks like crap :p I was never an employee, but I would probably think it was taken from some coloring book. 
I like the second one (except those little icons )

If I can give any advise - keep it clean and professional. Simple, to the point, important parts highlighted and easy to find. 
Not sure what a future boss will like. Maybe some like to read all the sweet stuff (that most id exaggerated anyway most of the time)

Hi Doron, i know little of BA profiling but i would think of a BA as a procedure liking type of professional, hence a more neat and structural cv may be more recommended. I have to say though the creative CVs you shown are pretty nice, more fitting a digital role with creativity that is. Re the pic id suggest a mono-colour background and recent picture. Good luck dear wolfje. If any help needed i'll be happy to help. Bests

I have no idea about business analysts, however if I had to choose from a resume I would choose the middle one. It is very appealing and modern to me. Also I suggest you do a professional picture from a photographer.

Here in Ticino I have seen the worst resumes in my life. Selfies (both male and female), pictures at the beach or in the restaurant, men with kissing lips, ladies in front of palm trees, bad resolution and I can go on and on.

The level here in Ticino is very low and then the Ticinesi wonder why they don’t get a job...

Hey, I like if u create your individual CV. But if I had to choose I said the first one. It looks very professional. :-)

And of course... A new picture is very needed. I‘ve a photostudio in lucerne if u interested. ;-) Hit me up on Dischord. :D You invited me in the swisssteem chat some days ago. :)