Shannon Chirone
About Shannon Chirone
Shannon Chirone is the Senior Vice President of Marketing with over 15 years of experience in various sectors, including entertainment, finance, and technology.
Senior Vice President of Marketing
Shannon Chirone holds the position of Senior Vice President of Marketing. Her role involves overseeing the marketing strategies and initiatives for the organization. With a comprehensive background in marketing, Shannon leverages her extensive experience to drive the company's marketing efforts forward.
15 Years of Experience in Marketing and Business Development
With over 15 years of experience, Shannon Chirone has developed a robust expertise in marketing, operations, and business development. Her career spans multiple verticals such as entertainment, finance, and technology. This wide-ranging experience provides her with a unique perspective and diverse skill set in the field of marketing.
Previous Role at Slice
Before her current role, Shannon Chirone ran the B2B2C product marketing team at Slice. In this capacity, she was responsible for leading marketing efforts aimed at business-to-business-to-consumer levels, focusing on enhancing product reach and market penetration.
Leadership Roles at Capital One, Crowd Centric, and Two Tomatoes Records
Shannon Chirone has held various leadership roles throughout her career. She has worked at Capital One, contributing to their marketing and business development initiatives. She also held significant roles at Crowd Centric and Two Tomatoes Records, further broadening her experience and leadership capabilities in different industries.
Education from UCLA
Shannon Chirone earned her Bachelor of Arts from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Her educational background provided a strong foundation for her career in marketing and business development.
Lives in New York City
Shannon Chirone resides in New York City with her husband and two sons. This location places her at the heart of one of the world's most vibrant business and cultural hubs.