Oriana Galasso

Oriana Galasso has a diverse range of work experience across multiple industries. Oriana currently works at Nature's Way as a Brand Manager, responsible for managing and developing the brand. Prior to this role, they worked at Nature's Way as a Senior Consumer Insights Associate Manager, where they played a key role in gathering and analyzing consumer insights. Before that, they worked as a Consumer Insights Associate Manager at Nature's Way, utilizing their skills in understanding consumer behavior.

Before joining Nature's Way, Oriana worked at Murphy Research as a Research Manager, overseeing research projects and gathering market insights. Oriana also served as a Research Associate at Murphy Research, where they conducted data analysis and played a supporting role in research projects.

In addition to their experience in the corporate world, Oriana has also worked in academia and politics. Oriana served as a Political Science Teaching Assistant at Macalester College, where they supported professors in teaching and conducted research on protest and social movements. Oriana also worked as a Political Science Research Assistant, assisting Dr. Mueller in cleaning, organizing, and analyzing large datasets.

Oriana has also gained experience in communications and administration through their internship at The Violence Project LLC. Lastly, they worked as a Legislative Intern at the Office of Minnesota Senator Richard Cohen, gaining valuable insights into the legislative process.

Overall, Oriana Galasso's work experience showcases their versatility, with expertise in brand management, consumer insights, research, teaching, and political affairs.

Oriana Galasso attended Central Catholic High School in Portland from 2012 to 2016. Oriana did not obtain a degree or focus on any specific field of study during their time there. Later, from 2016 to 2020, Oriana attended Macalester College, where they earned a Bachelor of Arts degree with majors in Political Science and History. Additionally, they pursued a minor in Statistics and concentrated their studies in Legal Studies.