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Chuck Davidson

Galvanizer · DISC type Id
Founding Member, Head of Customer Experience at CARDFREE
📍 United States

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Experience
21 Years
Current Role
Founding Member, Head of Customer Experience
Job Level
Mid-senior
Location
United States
Personality Overview

How Chuck shows up

Persuader
Trusting
People-Oriented

They do not mind taking risks and can make hard decisions, if necessary. They are more likely to be open to unproven but exciting technologies. They will fight for you if they come to believe in you.

Priorities

Topics Chuck cares about

Strategic Priorities
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Career

Work history

11-2012
Founding Member, Head of Customer Experience
CARDFREE
6-2012 - 11-2012
Head of Consumer Products
Go Pago (acquired by Amazon.com)
10-2011 - 6-2012
Senior Business Leader, VP, Client Innovation Development
Visa
8-2008 - 9-2011
Product Leader (Category Manager) Starbucks Card Innovation
Starbucks Coffee Company
8-2006 - 8-2008
Product Leader (Category Manager) - Global Starbucks Card
Starbucks Coffee Company
In the press

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Education
1993 - 1995
MBA
Vanderbilt University - Owen Graduate School of Management
1984 - 1988
BA
Allegheny College
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Behavioral profile

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Influence (I)

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