Glenna DeRoy

Glenna DeRoy has a diverse work experience spanning various roles and companies. Glenna began their career at USA TODAY, where they worked as a News Producer before transitioning to the role of Assistant Online Editor. In this position, they were responsible for selecting and arranging content on the USA TODAY homepage and managing their main social media accounts. Glenna then moved on to become a Social Media Analyst, where they analyzed and measured the effectiveness of USA TODAY's social media efforts.

Afterwards, Glenna joined CBS Local as a Manager of Social Media Strategy, where they developed and implemented social media initiatives for CBS Local's mobile apps and websites. Glenna later became the Director of Mobile and Video Initiatives, overseeing the product roadmap and release schedule for CBS TV station weather apps and collaborating with internal teams on the development of mobile apps and websites.

Glenna's next career move was to CommonBond.co, where they started as a Product Manager and led the launch of their personal loan pilot program. Glenna then became the Director of Product, responsible for the core student loan platform. In this role, they prioritized product features, allocated team resources, and created a process for feature development based on effort, impact, and risk.

Currently, Glenna is working at Yieldstreet as the Vice President of Product Management. Prior to this position, they held roles as the Senior Director and Director of Product Management, as well as Senior Product Manager. Unfortunately, the specific responsibilities and accomplishments for these roles are not provided in the provided information.

Glenna DeRoy completed their education by earning an MBA from Fordham Gabelli School of Business in the field of Finance & Marketing from 2011 to 2015. Prior to that, they pursued a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Communications from Vanderbilt University from 2004 to 2008. In their earlier years, Glenna attended Choate Rosemary Hall from 2000 to 2004, although the specific degree and field of study for that period are not provided.