Maria Siedentop

Maria Siedentop has a diverse work experience spanning various companies and roles over the years. Maria began their career as a Research Assistant at The Laboratory for Developmental Studies at Harvard University in 2010. Maria then worked as a Writer for Harvard Gazette and HarvardScience before transitioning to a role as a Marketing and Communications Manager at Electrobee from 2007 to 2010. After that, Maria held positions as a Content Writer at ITBusiness.ca and a Storyteller Intern & CSI Reporter at the Center for Social Innovation in 2013.

In 2014, Maria joined Remedly as a Marketing Manager, where they focused on streamlining medical practices and improving patient care with innovative software solutions. Maria remained in this role until 2017. Following that, they founded and served as the Marketing Manager at Voxel Inc, a digital content production company that created and distributed content on science, technology, and design.

In 2021, Maria joined Nanome Inc. as a Marketing Specialist, utilizing their expertise to support marketing initiatives. Maria then moved to Hivemapper in 2022, first as a Content Marketing Manager, contributing to the development of a blockchain-based decentralized global mapping network. Maria currently holds the position of Head of Marketing at Hivemapper, where they oversee marketing strategies and operations.

In addition to their corporate roles, Maria also held editorial positions at Lace Express Magazine, where they served as an Editor-in-Chief and Creative Assistant. The magazine aimed to publish unique bobbin lace designs and connect lacemakers worldwide.

Throughout their career, Maria has exhibited a strong passion for marketing, content creation, and innovation, leveraging their skills in various industries to drive growth and achieve business objectives.

Maria Siedentop began their education at the University of Waterloo in 2004, where they pursued Honors Biomedical Sciences. Maria completed their Bachelor of Science degree in 2008. In 2008, Maria briefly attended Stanford University with a focus on Fiction Writing and Comparative Literature. Maria then went on to attend Harvard University from 2009 to 2012, earning a Master of Liberal Arts degree with a specialization in Journalism.