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Cynthia Chen
Account Manager at Greenhouse Software
Cynthia Chen is a multifaceted professional with a strong academic background and diverse work experience in account management, business development, and academic research. She obtained her Bachelor's degree in Biological Sciences with a minor in Dyson Business from Cornell University. Chen started her career at Georgetown Lombardi Comprehensive Cancer Center as a summer intern and later worked as a Field Research Assistant at Shoals Marine Laboratory. She then transitioned to higher education research at Hanover Research, where she held roles as an Associate and Senior Development Associate. Chen went on to work at Gartner as a Senior Business Development Specialist and Senior Account Management Specialist for TalentNeuron™, before becoming an Account Manager at Dext.
Throughout her career, Chen has honed her expertise in account management, sales, business development, and higher education research. She is well-versed in market research, data analysis, strategic planning, and project management. She also has experience in academic tutoring and nutrition. In her free time, Chen enjoys cooking, traveling, and staying active through fitness and hiking.
Highlights
I’m happy to share that I’m starting a new position as Senior Account Manager, Mid Market at Greenhouse Software!
A small update on my “passion work” as Allyship Lead for Jadehouse (Greenhouse’s API ERG.)
I’ve been working with the broader Jadehouse leadership team on different projects but I'm really proud of a recent event where I got to partner with other Allyship Leads at Greenhouse Software around the film Everything Everywhere All At Once (EEAAO).
I absolutely loved EEAAO when I first saw it because of the messiness of the main characters and their complex family dynamics which made me cry, laugh, and sometimes both. It was a movie that represented the API experience, but also intersected with other identities and experiences to my fellow Allyship Leads. So when EEAAO swept the Academy Awards earlier this year, we lept at the opportunity to bring our communities together because we knew the film resonated with so many in our communities!
I’d like to thank Malcolm S., Marnie Williams, and Krittika Roychowdhury for all their hard work and intentionality that went into planning this event with me. We got amazing feedback and I’m so glad that we were able to create a space for our communities and allies to come together and relate to themes prevalent in EEAAO like intergenerational trauma, the LGBTQ+ experience, parent/child relationships, the immigrant experience, and more.
If you haven’t watched EEAAO yet, take this as your sign, you won’t be disappointed!!!
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