“I worked with Alison at GoodLeap both as her direct report and later as her peer, and it's been a real pleasure both ways. Two things really stand out about her. She can start a meaningful conversation with anyone, engineers, vendors, executives, partners she just met. She gets to the actual problem fast, and people on the other side come out feeling heard and clearer on what to do next. That's a rare skill and she carries it everywhere. And she defends her people, hard. If you're on her team and you've put in the work, you'll have a real advocate. The people who've reported to her stay loyal to her for it, myself included. Just have a conversation with her and you'll see what I mean. ”
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