Tiffany Shake

Tiffany Shake has extensive work experience in various roles and industries.

Tiffany started their career at Nordstrom in 1997 as an Information Services Technician and later became an Information Systems Manager. Tiffany then worked at Experience Music Project as a Help Desk Supervisor before returning to Nordstrom as an Assistant Manager for MAC Cosmetics.

In 2006, Tiffany joined Rastar as a Business Manager, and in 2008, they became the Content Director at Paper Coterie. During their time at Paper Coterie, they played a crucial role in launching the online business and achieving profitability. Tiffany was responsible for customer-facing content, marketing campaigns, technical production, and coordinating beta tests.

In 2012, Tiffany joined Vivint Smart Home as a Campaign Development Manager and later became the Senior Manager of Customer Experience Marketing. Tiffany implemented various automation programs, drove customer loyalty campaigns, and collaborated with teams to ensure brand standards and communication standards were met.

After leaving Vivint Smart Home, Tiffany worked at Pluralsight as a Senior Manager of Customer Experience Marketing. In this role, they created a customer ambassador program, developed a customer reference and story database, and documented the customer journey. Tiffany also built and managed the Plan Administrator Portal.

Most recently, Tiffany worked at Ivanti as a Marketing Automation Manager before being promoted to Senior Manager, Integrated Marketing Campaign Services. Unfortunately, the specific details of their responsibilities in these roles were not provided.

Overall, Tiffany Shake has gained diverse experience in marketing, customer experience, and management throughout their career.

Tiffany Shake attended the University of Utah from 1991 to 1992, where they studied Architecture. Tiffany did not obtain a degree during this period. In 2012, they obtained two additional certifications: Elouqa Master in Revenue Performance Management from Oracle in September, and Web Design from the University of Utah in August.