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Kaitie Chambers
Helping teams connect and bring ideas to life as an Advocate at Figma
Professional Background
Kaitie Chambers is a highly experienced professional known for her multifaceted expertise across various sectors, especially in Project Management and Customer Success. With a robust career spanning multiple prominent organizations in technology, entertainment, and media, Kaitie has demonstrated a remarkable ability to drive efficient workflows and enhance customer experiences. Her previous roles have included significant positions at respected companies such as Asana, Airtable, and Clockwise. At Asana, she served as both the Head of Scaled Customer Success and Customer Experience Program Lead, where she was instrumental in implementing programs that optimized user engagement and satisfaction. Kaitie's leadership skills and strategic vision have enabled her to thrive in dynamic environments, effectively managing teams to achieve program objectives.
Education and Achievements
Kaitie holds a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree in International Management from Pepperdine University. Her education has equipped her with a global perspective and a strong foundation in management principles, which she has successfully applied throughout her extensive career. Kaitie began her professional journey at Rosary High School, where she cultivated her leadership and communication skills, further preparing her for the challenges of the corporate world.
Professional Experience
In addition to her impactful tenure at Asana, Kaitie has held critical positions in several organizations. At Airtable, she acted as the Program Manager for Education, where she developed and managed educational programs aimed at enhancing customer knowledge and engagement with the platform. Prior to that, she contributed to the success of startups as the Director of Partnership Success at Startup Grind, where her strategic planning and account management skills led to enhanced partner collaborations and increased satisfaction. Previously, she was also the Head of Customer Success at Projector, where she fine-tuned customer relationships to ensure success and retention.
Before stepping into customer success roles, Kaitie's career saw her at AEG in various capacities, including Project Manager for Global Partnerships and Account Executive for Partnership Activation. During her time at AEG, Kaitie demonstrated her prowess in managing large-scale events and forging important partnerships that contributed significantly to the organization’s success.
Kaitie’s earlier experiences include operational roles and internships, notably at Hey Inc. and American Express Travel Services, where she gained hands-on experience in operations, marketing, and brand communications. Her internship at Amnesty International not only endowed her with an understanding of advocacy and global issues but also showcased her commitment to making a difference through her work.
Notable Projects and Achievements
Kaitie’s career is marked by numerous achievements across her diverse roles. As a Founder of Commadear Bru, she successfully launched a venture that has created significant impact in its domain. Her knack for leadership is further evinced by her proactive approach as an Advocate at Figma, where she championed user needs and facilitated productive dialogues between users and product teams. Additionally, Kaitie has mastered the use of Customer Relationship Management (CRM) systems, Adobe Photoshop, and strategic planning methods, all of which enhance her profile as a versatile professional who is as comfortable in creative settings as she is in command of analytics and management.
Throughout her career, Kaitie has consistently contributed to enhancing customer experiences and streamlining processes, making her an invaluable asset in any project or organization she is part of. Her passion for customer success drives her to constantly seek ways to improve user engagement and satisfaction, demonstrating her deep commitment to excellence in every role she undertakes.
Highlights
How often do you get to make 25 new friends on a webinar? That's what it felt like on last week's "Principles of Meeting Design" chat with Lisa Conn.
Thanks for everyone who tuned in, and for those who missed it, here are our 4 Meeting Design Principles:
1️⃣ Design intentionally: Craft a meeting experience to meet your goals 2️⃣ Make it multiplayer: This is where tools like Gatheround and Figma can level up your facilitation game 3️⃣ Do the work: Spend time preparing and turning discussion into action. Remember, the meeting is not the work! 4️⃣ Prioritize play: Every meeting is a chance to form connections, and play paves the way!
We put these into a quick Slides template here to get you started in reflecting and applying them to your meetings: https://lnkd.in/gkic-9fr
Do you have other meeting principles you love? Let us know!
Introducing 📰 Figma like the Makers, a weekly newsletter for aspiring builders looking to learn Figma and up-level their design skills. No designers allowed 🙅♀️ just kidding (kind of 😅)
But seriously, this one is for the folks who aren't professional designers, who feel like they aren't using Figma the "right way", who have creative side projects or borrowed files they riff on. If you're a maker and want to join other makers making things 😂, come join us!
This week we cover:
- What makes a maker?
- Getting started in the open canvas
- Learning the Figma basics
- Meeting a maker, Austin Krimont, an IT support specialist at Figma
Hope you enjoy, and please subscribe if you want weekly stories, advice, and inspiration for your maker journey!
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