I connect the dots to find the critical elements that can accelerate business growth.
As a system thinker who's naturally curious, I collaborate to expose every element of the big picture. I test hypotheses with customers to uncover the critical pieces that can make a difference, and I pivot as needed to propel initiatives forward.
As a strategic leader, I have taken on business problems big and small, delivering growth to Fortune 500 companies, startups, and nonprofits. I love espressos and live in New York City with my two cats and my beloved. YouTube is confused if I'm interested in c-drama or c-programing...
I've worked with
Over A Decade of Experience
Product Marketing
Unlock a product's revenue potential by capturing the value of differentiators
New Products
Drive business growth with innovations designed to meet customer needs
Brand Strategy
Ensure message and brand consistency across strategic touchpoints worldwide
Customer Centricity
Translate technical features into product stories customers understand
BIOGRAPHY
Jeannie Chan is a business leader who isn't afraid to tackle business problems big or small. Currently, Jeannie leads a variety of global initiatives at Merck Animal Health. Beyond veterinary medicine, Jeannie has lent her expertise in fields such as personal care, pet nutrition, aviation, fashion, and more. Furthermore, Jeannie is passionate in her nonprofit work and has served as an adviser for a number of organizations.
Jeannie received her Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Master of Business Administration from Washington University in St. Louis. She also earned a Master of Computer and Information Technology from University of Pennsylvania.
In her free time, she enjoys playing with words through her writings or binging c-dramas (Chinese dramas). She writes in English and Chinese. She codes in Python, Java, C, C++, and Javascript.
She lives in Midtown Manhattan in New York City with her feline and human companions. She escapes the hustle and bustle of city life through her travels, enjoying the local cuisine and relaxing at neighborhood coffee shops.