Pamela Picard

Pamela Picard has a diverse range of work experience. Pamela started their career in 1983 as a Principal at Picard & Associates, Inc., where they provided corporate communications consulting services and launched a global initiative for John Deere. In 1999, they became the Director of Marketing at Q UP, where they repositioned the company for success and tripled sales, leading to a $100 million acquisition. From 2001 to 2001, they served as the VP of Marketing at The Middleware Company, where they played a key role in a successful merger and generated a $2 million revenue stream from email sponsorships. Following this, they founded Scarlett's Closet Sample Sale in 2002, an e-commerce platform that helped upscale bridal salons recover up to $10,000 a year by selling discontinued styles online. In 2011, Pamela established their own company, Pamela Picard, focusing on high-level communications strategy and rewriting. Most recently, they have been working at Source360 Group since 2014, contributing to business development and providing technology solutions for commercial industries, government, and education.

Pamela Picard attended the University of Illinois Chicago from 1970 to 1972. However, no information is available regarding the degree obtained or field of study pursued during this time.