Madison P.
About Madison P.
Madison P. is a Digital Product Manager specializing in e-commerce at Allbirds, where she leads initiatives to improve user experience. She has a background in consulting and sales, having worked at Deloitte Consulting and Yelp, and holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of California, Berkeley.
Current Role at Allbirds
Madison P. serves as the Digital Product Manager for eCommerce at Allbirds. In this role, she leads initiatives aimed at enhancing user experience and personalization on the company's e-commerce platform. Her focus is on improving customer engagement and optimizing the online shopping experience.
Previous Experience at Deloitte Consulting
Madison P. worked at Deloitte Consulting in various capacities. She began as an Analyst from 2017 to 2019, followed by a promotion to Consultant from 2019 to 2021. She briefly served as a Senior Consultant for three months in 2021. Her time at Deloitte provided her with extensive experience in consulting, which she later applied to her role in digital product management.
Education and Expertise
Madison P. studied at the University of California, Berkeley, where she earned a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Business Administration from the Haas School of Business. Additionally, she completed a CET Concentration in Engineering Leadership at UC Berkeley College of Engineering, which provided her with a strong foundation in leadership and engineering principles.
Sales and Internship Experience
Prior to her current role, Madison P. gained experience in sales through internships. She worked as a Sales Intern at Yelp for one month in 2016 and at Badger Maps, Inc. for seven months in 2015. These roles contributed to her understanding of sales processes and customer interactions.
Facilitation Role at UC Berkeley LEAD Center
Madison P. was involved with the UC Berkeley LEAD Center as a Cal Facilitation Team Facilitator from 2014 to 2016. In this position, she facilitated programs aimed at developing leadership skills among students, further enhancing her leadership capabilities.