Madeline Williams is an experienced Director in Education Development with a strong background in nonprofit organizations, academic advising, and public speaking. She obtained her Master of Arts in Higher Education and Leadership from Regis University, where she focused on Educational Leadership and Administration, General. Madeline has also studied Professional Certification in Trauma and Resilience at Florida State University, in pursuit of her PhD in Higher Education/Higher Education Administration, ABD from Grand Canyon University, and Psychology at the University of Colorado Boulder.

Madeline has held various leadership roles in organizations such as Mile High United Way, Office of Economic Development, Emily Griffith Technical College, and Community College of Denver, where she served as Director of Post Secondary Education and Workforce Development, Program Administrator, Manager of Testing and Support Services, Director of Academic Advising, and Academic Advisor, respectively.

Madeline's skills include curriculum development, career development, human resources, and more. Her track record of success in the civic and social organization industry demonstrates her ability to make a significant impact on any organization she's a part of.