Madison is an Associate Manager, Marketing Strategy at NBCUniversal. Previously, Madison worked in the tech industry as a business development manager, consultant, and entrepreneur. Her experience at NBCUniversal has inspired her to think about the future of storytelling, the opportunity for increased representation in Hollywood, and the power of diverse narratives that educate, entertain and inspire both on and off the screen.

Madison was selected as a 2019-2020 MBA Fellow in the Riordan Programs at the UCLA Anderson School of Management, founded by former Mayor of Los Angeles, Richard Riordan. She is an alumna of Emory University where she double-majored in Economics and Chinese Language and Literature and now serves on the board of the LA Chapter of the Emory Alumni Association. Madison also holds a Graduate Certificate from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business.

As a board member for the Riordan Programs Alumni Association and College to Career Mentor for the Riordan Programs at UCLA Anderson, she advocates for education that opens doors for minorities with equal access and opportunity.

As an immigrant to Chicago, her diverse background has shaped her world views. A lover of languages and cultures; she is fluent in Mandarin and conversational in both Spanish and Italian. Her curiosity of cultures has led her to authentic storytelling in dance, the wisdom of mystics and a love for adventures off the beaten path. Madison is trained in MBSR (Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction) and MSC (Mindful Self-Compassion). She’s the proud parent of a spunky one-year-old goldendoodle, Chia.