Jo Ollila

Jo Ollila has a diverse work experience in various industries. They started their career as a Research Analyst at Analysis Group/Economics in 1998. After that, they worked as a Lead Consultant at Accenture, managing technology initiatives for Fortune 500 executives and international project teams. At the National MS Society, Jo was the Marketing and Events Manager, responsible for managing participant and donor relations, marketing, and logistics of statewide events.

Following that, Jo worked at Corbis as the Manager of Global Lifecycle Marketing, where they led customer lifecycle marketing and implemented the company's first automated lifecycle marketing program. They then joined Prolifiq® as the Principal Product Manager, overseeing product vision and strategy for a sales content management SaaS platform.

Jo also worked at Starbucks, first as the Marketing Manager of Brand Loyalty, where they led the execution of the roadmap for the Starbucks loyalty program. Later, Jo became the Senior Product Marketing Manager, managing and commercializing products for the lunch platform, with a focus on business objectives and product innovation.

Their most recent role was at MD² International as the Director of Brand Marketing, responsible for creating captivating content that reinforces the brand's mission and vision. Jo's work focused on honoring the relationship between doctors and patients and delivering a seamless patient experience across all channels.

Throughout their career, Jo has demonstrated expertise in brand marketing, product management, customer engagement, and marketing strategy. They have consistently driven growth and achieved successful results in their roles.

Jo Ollila's education history includes a Bachelor of Arts degree in Economics and Art History from Wellesley College. Additionally, they attended Lakeside School, but there is no information available on any degrees or fields of study achieved there. In 1996, Jo Ollila also participated in a Study Abroad program at The Australian National University, focusing on Economics and Art History.