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Valerie Katircioglu has a diverse work experience in various roles and companies. Valerie started their career at AOL in 2004 as an Associate Technical Project Manager, where they provided project coordination and facilitation services for systems development projects. In 2007, they joined SRA, a CSRA company, where they worked as a Program Manager/Project Manager, Principal. Valerie played a key role in business development and capture, driving ERP business growth and designing ERP solutions for complex client problems. At Workday in 2014, Valerie worked as a Product Engagement Manager. Currently, they are working at The Chronicle of Higher Education, where they have held multiple roles such as Director of Business Solutions & Agile Product Owner and Sr. Director, Business Solutions & Product. In these roles, they have focused on driving new revenue, improving business efficiency, and solving strategic challenges using various technologies in marketing automation, e-commerce, CRM, and more.
Valerie Katircioglu earned a BA in Music from George Mason University. Valerie then went on to obtain an MBA from Georgetown University McDonough School of Business from 2007 to 2010.
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