Felicia Trammell
About Felicia Trammell
Felicia Trammell serves as the Chief Executive Assistant to CEO Bryan Palma at Trellix, a position she has held since 2021. She previously worked at Cisco for nearly a decade in various executive assistant roles.
Work at Trellix
Felicia Trammell has been serving as the Chief Executive Assistant to the CEO, Bryan Palma, at Trellix since 2021. In this role, she provides high-level administrative support and manages various executive functions. Her position is based in San Jose, California, where she contributes to the operational efficiency of the executive team. Trammell's responsibilities include coordinating schedules, organizing meetings, and facilitating communication between the CEO and other stakeholders.
Previous Experience at Cisco
Prior to her role at Trellix, Felicia Trammell worked at Cisco for a total of nine years. She began as a Senior Executive Assistant in 2011 and held this position until 2015. Trammell continued at Cisco in a similar capacity from 2015 to 2020. Most recently, she supported the Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer, R. Scott Herren, from 2020 until 2021. Her extensive experience at Cisco equipped her with skills in executive support and organizational management.
Education and Expertise
Felicia Trammell earned a Bachelor of Arts degree in Social Sciences from San Jose State University. Her educational background provides her with a strong foundation in understanding social dynamics and organizational behavior, which are essential in her role as an executive assistant. Trammell's expertise lies in administrative support, project coordination, and executive communication.
Background
Felicia Trammell is based in San Jose, California, where she has built a career in executive support roles. Her professional journey includes significant tenure at Cisco, where she developed her skills in high-level administrative functions. Trammell's background in social sciences complements her work in corporate environments, allowing her to navigate complex organizational structures effectively.