Adrienne Marshall
About Adrienne Marshall
Adrienne Marshall is the Director of Client Partnerships & Strategic Alliances at Rangle.io in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. She has a diverse background in business development and growth, with experience at various companies and a strong educational foundation in history and international business management.
Company
Adrienne Marshall is currently employed at Rangle.io, where she holds the position of Director of Client Partnerships & Strategic Alliances. Rangle.io is based in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and is recognized for its consultancy services focusing on software and digital solutions.
Title
Adrienne Marshall serves as the Director of Client Partnerships & Strategic Alliances at Rangle.io. In this role, she is responsible for managing client relationships and forming strategic partnerships to drive business growth and innovation.
Professional Background
Adrienne Marshall has amassed significant experience in business development and strategic partnerships. Previously, she served as Director of Business Development at Rangle.io (2022-2023), Head of Growth at Array Of Stars (2020-2022), and held roles at TWG as Business Development Manager (2016-2020) and Business Development and Marketing Associate (2015-2016). Her career also includes roles at EurOptimum and the Embassy of Canada in Washington, DC.
Education and Expertise
Adrienne Marshall holds a Graduate Certificate in International Business Management from Algonquin College of Applied Arts and Technology (2012-2013). She also completed international exchange programs at Université de Fribourg (2011) and Université de Lyon (2009), and achieved an Honours Bachelor of Arts in History from the University of Ottawa (2008-2012). These academic experiences have equipped her with a solid foundation in business management and history.
Early Career Initiatives
Adrienne Marshall began her career in the tech world by participating in a hackathon aimed at improving Toronto's biking infrastructure. She co-created Bike Finder, a socially equitable non-smartphone app for Bike Share Toronto riders, which gained thousands of users within its first year. This initiative demonstrated her ability to blend technology with social impact effectively.