Shelly Vandeven, MBA

Shelly Vandeven, MBA has a strong background in corporate communications, brand awareness, strategic marketing, and business development. Shelly is currently the Senior Vice President at Agora Data, Inc., where they are focused on delivering speed-to-market solutions and ensuring the best customer experiences. Prior to that, they worked as a Sales & Marketing Consultant, utilizing their skills and experience to develop marketing strategies, identify untapped opportunities, and drive revenue growth. Shelly also served as the Chief Marketing Officer at DAVACO, where they successfully put the company on the map through the creation of a comprehensive brand strategy. Earlier in their career, they held positions such as Vice President of Brand Marketing at Haggar Clothing Co., Director of Marketing Communications at Fixture Perfect International, and Vice President of Business Development & Marketing at AlphaTrust. Overall, Shelly's diverse experience demonstrates their expertise in marketing, business development, and strategic branding.

Shelly Vandeven holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Journalism/Advertising from Stephen F. Austin State University. Shelly further pursued their education and earned a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree in Business Administration from The University of Dallas. Additionally, Shelly has completed an Executive Education program in Business Analytics: From Data to Insights from The Wharton School.

Furthermore, Shelly Vandeven has obtained various certifications from LinkedIn, including B2B Marketing on LinkedIn, Becoming a Thought Leader, Brand and Marketing Integration, Building High-Performance Teams, Content Marketing: Social Media, Content Marketing: Staying Relevant, Create a Go-To-Market Plan, Customer Service: Managing Customer Feedback, Data Visualization for Marketers, Developing Your Leadership Philosophy, Leading a Customer-Centric Culture, Mobile Marketing Foundations, and Stay Lean with Kanban. The specific timeframes for obtaining these certifications were not provided.