Leonie McGloin

Leonie McGloin has a diverse and extensive work experience spanning over several years. Leonie is currently working as the Marketing Director at ServisBOT, where they focus on marketing content strategy and development, as well as digital marketing programs.

Prior to their current role, Leonie held the position of Program Marketing Manager - Mobile at Red Hat, starting in November 2014. Leonie was responsible for various marketing functions related to enterprise mobility, including content strategy and generation for PR, lead generation, online marketing, and sales enablement.

Before joining Red Hat, Leonie worked at FeedHenry as the Marketing Director from September 2010 to December 2014. In this role, they were responsible for developing content for all marketing campaigns, ranging from PR-related content to lead generation content.

Leonie also has experience as a Consultant/Advisor at LMT Advisors, their own consulting company, where they provided marketing consulting services to clients in the Technology and Financial Services industries. Leonie worked with LMT Advisors from May 2009 to March 2011.

Additionally, Leonie has worked in various marketing roles at Trophos Energy, Rath and Strong, Performix Technologies, and McIver Consulting, gaining experience in web content development, marketing collateral management, market research, and marketing planning.

Leonie began their career at Siemens as a Strategy Consultant and Engineer, advising the Board of Directors on global strategic projects such as new product/market development, technology alignment, continuous improvement, and market entry.

Overall, Leonie McGloin has a strong background in marketing, with a focus on content strategy and development, as well as experience in various industries and consulting services.

Leonie McGloin obtained a Bachelor of Engineering (BE) degree in Electronic Engineering from University College Dublin between 1982 and 1986. Leonie then pursued a Master of Business Administration (MBA) from University College Dublin from 1991 to 1992.