Tillie Mc Innis
About Tillie Mc Innis
Tillie Mc Innis serves as the Head of Product Growth at NoRedInk, where she focuses on user psychology and creative problem solving to enhance product engagement. Her diverse background includes roles in product management, policy communications, and research across various organizations.
Current Role at NoRedInk
Tillie Mc Innis serves as the Head of Product Growth at NoRedInk since 2021. In this role, she has developed and implemented a product growth strategy that emphasizes user psychology and creative problem-solving. She has established processes and infrastructure to support experimentation, tracking, and reporting for product-led growth. Her focus is on driving retention and engagement through human-centered product interventions.
Previous Experience at 305 Fitness
Before her current position, Tillie Mc Innis worked at 305 Fitness as the Lead Product Advisor from 2020 to 2021. During her tenure, she contributed to product development and strategy, leveraging her expertise in user experience and product growth.
Work History in Washington D.C.
Tillie Mc Innis has held several significant roles in Washington D.C. She served as the Director of U.S. Policy Communications at the Center for Economic and Policy Research from 2016 to 2017. Prior to that, she was a Product Manager for Growth & UX at MoveOn.org from 2017 to 2021. Additionally, she worked as a Legislative Intern at the Center on Budget and Policy Priorities in 2014 and as an Analyst Fellow at Benenson Strategy Group in 2016.
Educational Background
Tillie Mc Innis has a diverse educational background. She studied Political Science and Government at the University of Utah, where she earned an Honors Bachelor of Arts. She also studied User Experience Design at General Assembly. Additionally, she spent 11 months studying French Studies at Université Paris-Sorbonne in 2012.
Interests and Personal Activities
Outside of her professional endeavors, Tillie Mc Innis enjoys hiking and spending time with dogs. She has a creative side, often engaging in writing challenges, including crafting six-word stories. She is also known for her enthusiasm for dance parties.