Ashley Heckard

Ashley Heckard has a diverse work experience in various industries.

In 2008, they started their career as a Public Affairs Specialist in the Army National Guard, where they directed communication efforts and optimized public relations strategies.

In 2012, Ashley worked as an Assistant Editor-in-Chief for the US Army and also served as a Volunteer Coordinator for the USO.

From 2014 to 2015, they joined Merck as an Associate Project Manager for IT Studio, leading strategic operations and managing a team of business analysts and software developers.

In 2015, they started their own company called LionessQueen Studios, specializing in photography and multimedia services.

Ashley then moved on to work at PerformRx, first as a Pharmacy Account Executive from 2018 to 2019, then as a Project Manager II from 2015 to 2018.

From 2019 to 2020, they worked at BNY Mellon as a Project Manager and at AscellaHealth LLC as a Manager of Pharmacy Project Management.

Their most recent role is at Indegene, where they are serving as a Senior Program Manager since 2020.

Ashley Heckard's education history is as follows:

Ashley obtained a Project Management Professional Certification from Penn State Abington in 2013-2014.

Following that, they pursued a Bachelor of Business Administration - BBA degree at Gwynedd Mercy University from an unspecified start year to 2022.

Prior to that, they earned an Associate of Science - AS degree in Digital Photography from The Art Institutes between 2016 and 2018.

In 2008-2009, they obtained a Certification in Public Relations, Advertising, and Applied Communication from the Defense Information School.

Lastly, they received a Diploma from Central Dauphin High School in 2006-2007.

Ashley Heckard has also obtained additional certifications including "The Mindful Workday" from Lynda.com in July 2019, "Duolingo Italian Fluency: Beginner (Estimated)" from Duolingo in April 2016, "Project Management" (institution not specified) in May 2014, and "Public Affairs" (institution not specified) in March 2009.