Seide Hood

Seide Hood has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles.

In 2005, Hood worked as a Programs & Outreach Manager at the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce, where they analyzed legislation and exceeded fundraising goals. They then moved on to the Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce as a Government Relations Manager from 2007 to 2010, actively revitalizing public policy programs and securing community partnerships.

In 2012, Hood joined Goodman Theatre as an Audience Development specialist, evaluating marketing strategies, creating partnerships with community groups, and maintaining a target-marketing list. They later transitioned to JLL in 2014 as a Property Administrator, overseeing property financial operations and strengthening compliance.

In 2016, Hood joined MATTER as an Associate Manager of Marketing & Events, managing operations and client relationships for over 600 events, growing the community and achieving significant financial savings and income growth. Hood then worked at AMOpportunities from 2018 to 2019 as a Program Director, collaborating cross-functionally to develop and deploy a clinical education administrator platform, onboard clients, and establish efficient workflows.

Finally, Hood assumed the role of Chief Program Officer at AMOpportunities in 2019. In this position, they led hospital recruitment and program management, expanding partnerships with prestigious institutions. They also designed and launched virtual clinical experiences using telehealth programs, contributing to significant financial gains.

Overall, Hood's work experience showcases their ability to lead, collaborate, and achieve measurable results in various industries and roles.

Seide Hood obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Communication, Journalism, and Related Programs from the University of Minnesota. Additionally, they have obtained a Professional Certificate in Product Management from Kellogg Executive Education in March 2023. No further information is provided regarding their start and end years in the University of Minnesota.