Marnie Gloor is a strategic digital marketing and technology professional with over 15 years of experience leading cross-functional teams, aligning them around company goals, and successfully implementing large-scale projects across various verticals such as technology, healthcare, financial services, higher education, start-ups, and non-profit. With a Bachelor's degree in Communications and Art History from Oglethorpe University and a Masters's in the History of Art from The University of Kansas, Marnie's experience extends from her time as a media relations and communications strategist at Next Level Fairs, a Curatorial Assistant at Denver Art Museum to her most recent role as a Senior Program Manager at Visa. At Visa, Marnie strategically implemented detailed designs, actionable roadmaps, and unifies teams around developing and documenting new and creative digital marketing plans.

Marnie has also been an Adjunct Professor at the University of Colorado Denver and a Business Consultant at Sapiro Art Consultants. Moreover, she has served as a National Communication Manager at Catholic Health Initiatives, Program Manager for Digital Services at SCL Health, and Director of Digital Communications at the University of Denver, demonstrating her versatility to adapt to different corporate environments.

With a keen understanding of customer needs, Marnie can translate these needs into business and technical language for engineers, designers, sales, and marketing. Her expertise spans across strategic digital marketing, technology, and product management, and she excels at leading cross-functional teams and driving large projects to completion. Marnie possesses excellent communication and leadership skills, knows how to listen and understand customer needs, and adapts her strategies to suit the situation.