Emily Brannon
About Emily Brannon
Emily Brannon is the Associate Chief of Staff at Guideline, with a background in venture capital, corporate banking, and commercial banking. She holds an MBA from Northwestern University and a BBA from the University of Iowa, and is passionate about advancing women and underrepresented individuals in the startup ecosystem.
Current Role at Guideline
Emily Brannon serves as the Associate Chief of Staff at Guideline, a position she has held since 2022. In this role, she contributes to the company's operational and strategic initiatives, supporting senior leadership in executing key projects. Her efforts are pivotal in ensuring that Guideline meets its organizational goals and maintains operational efficiency.
Career at f7 Ventures
In 2022, Emily Brannon took on the role of Venture Fellow at f7 Ventures for a duration of three months. During her tenure at the San Francisco Bay Area firm, she engaged in venture capital activities, providing support in the assessment and development of new investment opportunities. Her role at f7 Ventures involved working closely with startups and founders, emphasizing her commitment to advancing women and underrepresented individuals in the startup ecosystem.
Previous Experience at BMO Capital Markets
From 2018 to 2022, Emily Brannon worked as an Associate in Corporate Banking at BMO Capital Markets in the Greater Chicago Area. Over the four-year period, she was involved in corporate banking activities, including client relationship management, financial analysis, and executing banking transactions. Her role was integral to supporting the financial needs of corporate clients.
Education at Kellogg School of Management
Emily Brannon earned her Master of Business Administration (MBA) from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management between 2020 and 2022. Her advanced education provided her with a solid foundation in business administration, enhancing her strategic and leadership capabilities. Kellogg's rigorous MBA program equipped her with the skills necessary for her roles in the corporate and startup sectors.
Passion for Women's Advancement in Venture Capital
Emily Brannon is notably passionate about the advancement of women and underrepresented individuals in the startup and venture capital ecosystem. Her work frequently intersects with her advocacy, as she seeks to provide greater opportunities and support to diverse entrepreneurs. Her commitment to this cause is evident through her professional endeavors and personal interests.