Melanie Lugo

Melanie Lugo has a diverse range of work experience. Melanie currently works as the Principal Product Manager at DreamBox Learning, where they lead the strategy and execution of the educator experience for their mathematics and literacy product. Prior to this role, they were the Director of Business Payments Strategy and Development at Harland Clarke, where they managed product design and development for business solutions. Melanie also worked at Broadway Bank as the Vice President of Product Management, focusing on product development and launching new campaigns. At USAA, Melanie held multiple roles, including Executive Director of Checking Acquisition, Director of Product Management for Checking, Deposits Product Management Director, and Enterprise Strategy and Planning. Melanie played a key role in driving growth and improving member experiences. Before that, they were the Director of Marketing at Prognosis Health Information Systems, where they led a marketing team and executed comprehensive strategies. Prior to that, they held various roles at KGBTexas Communications, including Director of Healthcare Solutions and Account Supervisor/Executive. Melanie started their career as a Community Relations Coordinator at Methodist TexSan Hospital and worked as a Marketing Coordinator at Home Court America. Melanie began their career as the Sports Editor at The Daily Texan, where they organized and developed special sections of the newspaper.

Melanie Lugo holds a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from The University of Texas at Austin. Additionally, they have obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in Mathematics from the same institution. In terms of certifications, Melanie has completed various courses and programs such as "Cert Prep: Scrum Master", "Design Thinking: Understanding the Process", "Product Innovation for Product Managers", "Product Management: Building a Product Roadmap", and is a Certified Product Manager from AIPMM The Association of International Product Marketing and Management, achieved in November 2013. The exact start and end years for their education are not provided.