Molly Shea
About Molly Shea
Molly Shea serves as the Head of People Technology at Klaviyo, bringing over nine years of experience in the Workday ecosystem and a strong technical foundation in Workday solutions. She has held various roles in HR technology, including positions at Tenable, IBM, and Carnegie Mellon University, and actively contributes to the Workday community and academic programs.
Work at Klaviyo
Molly Shea currently serves as the Head of People Technology at Klaviyo, a position she has held since 2021. In this role, she focuses on leveraging technology to enhance HR processes and improve employee experiences. Her extensive background in Workday solutions supports her efforts in implementing effective people technology strategies within the organization.
Education and Expertise
Molly Shea holds a Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) from James Madison University, where she studied Marketing and Computer Information Systems. Additionally, she earned a certification in Strategic Human Resource Leadership from Cornell University in 2018. Her educational background provides a solid foundation for her expertise in HR technology and people management.
Background
Molly Shea has over nine years of experience in the Workday ecosystem, demonstrating her proficiency in Workday solutions. Prior to her current role, she worked at Tenable as the Global HR Technology Lead - Workday from 2017 to 2021, and at IBM as a Senior Consultant for Workday Major Accounts from 2015 to 2017. Her career also includes roles at Carnegie Mellon University and CIBER, Inc., where she focused on data validation and business intelligence.
Achievements
Molly Shea has completed advanced Workday trainings, including Report Writer, Calculated Fields, Advanced Reporting and Analytics, and HCM Fundamentals. She holds multiple Workday certifications in areas such as HCM, Benefits, Talent and Performance Management, and Project Management. Additionally, she chairs the Washington DC Workday Regional User Group, facilitating discussions and knowledge sharing among users, and serves as Vice Chair of the James Madison University Department of Marketing Executive Advisory Board.