Jenny Xiong
About Jenny Xiong
Jenny Xiong serves as the Director of Global GTM Strategy & Enablement at Medallia, a position she has held since 2022. She has a diverse background in program management and research, with previous roles at Medallia, Bridgewater Associates, and the California Institute of Technology.
Current Role at Medallia
Jenny Xiong serves as the Director of Global GTM Strategy & Enablement at Medallia. She has held this position since 2022, contributing to the company's strategic initiatives and enabling effective go-to-market strategies. Her role involves overseeing various projects that align with Medallia's objectives in enhancing customer experience and operational efficiency.
Previous Experience at Medallia
Prior to her current role, Jenny Xiong worked at Medallia from 2014 to 2022 in various capacities. She served as a Program Manager and Analyst in Professional Services for five years, followed by her position as Director and Senior Program Manager in Implementations for three years. Her tenure at Medallia allowed her to develop expertise in program management and implementation strategies.
Research Experience at California Institute of Technology
Jenny Xiong gained research experience at the California Institute of Technology, where she worked in two different labs. She was a Research Assistant in the Ralph Adolphs Lab from 2010 for 11 months and in the Michael Dickinson Lab from 2008 for 11 months. These roles provided her with foundational skills in research methodologies and data analysis.
Role at Bridgewater Associates
Jenny Xiong worked as a Research Data Analyst at Bridgewater Associates from 2011 to 2012. In this role, she focused on data analysis and research, contributing to the firm's analytical capabilities. This experience further developed her skills in data-driven decision-making.
Educational Background
Jenny Xiong studied at the California Institute of Technology, where she earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering & Applied Science with a focus on Computation & Neural Systems. Her studies spanned from 2007 to 2011, providing her with a strong foundation in engineering principles and computational techniques.