Jodi Ungar

Jodi Ungar has a diverse work experience spanning various industries and roles. Jodi currently works at Greenhouse Software, where they have held multiple positions since 2019, including Customer Success Director, Senior Customer Success Manager, and Customer Success Manager, all focused on the mid-market segment.

Before joining Greenhouse Software, Jodi worked at 2U, starting in 2016 as a Student Success Advisor and later becoming a Senior Student Success Advisor for the 2UGrad division. In 2018, they were promoted to the role of Manager, Student Success, where they were responsible for supporting universities and students with a SaaS-based online learning platform.

Prior to their time at 2U, Jodi worked at the Anti-Defamation League as an Assistant Director of Development, where they coordinated and executed fundraising events, maintained community relationships, and engaged supporters in activities.

Jodi also has experience working at Gamma Phi Beta Sorority as a Volunteer Relations Coordinator and Sorority Programming Coordinator, where they managed volunteer appointments, coordinated volunteer appreciation activities, and assisted with program content and implementation for sorority events.

Earlier in their career, Jodi worked at the Jewish Community Center of Omaha as a Teen/BBYO Program Director, designing and implementing programs for teens and managing a team of volunteers. Jodi also had a role as a Research Assistant at Heart Consultants, P.C., where they assisted with cardiology studies and communicated with pharmaceutical companies and the Institutional Review Board.

Jodi's earliest work experience was as a Sales Associate at The Body Shop and as an intern at metroMAGAZINE, where they worked with the advertising team and wrote stories promoting community involvement.

Overall, Jodi Ungar has demonstrated a strong background in customer success, program management, fundraising, volunteer coordination, and community engagement throughout their career.

Jodi Ungar attended the University of Kansas from 2005 to 2009, where they earned their Bachelor of Science degree in Journalism.