Madison is a Talent Acquisition Specialist with over eight years experience in technical recruiting, human resource management, and end-to-end recruitment from entry level to c-suite. While at Accenture LLP she led recruitment efforts as the Tennessee Location Lead and oversaw the hire of 30-60 new hires per quarter within Accenture Technology. Madison strongly believes that a diverse workforce creates more opportunity for innovation. Some of her accomplishments include creating the largest paid internship for students with Autism in the State of Maryland, consistently achieving 50/50 or above in gender diversity initiatives, and participating in the Disability Taskforce to increase visibility for those with disabilities in the workforce.

Leadership and Accomplishments

While at Accenture LLP, Madison led a team of recruiters responsible for staffing the explosive growth at the Nashville Advanced Technology Center. She utilized project management skills, PowerBI, and used data to inform her recruitment plan. Her team consistently delivered top tech talent and exceeded hiring metrics. She also volunteered her time at the Student Leadership Conference to connect with and mentor new interns. In addition Madison partnered with Business Leaders to create mentorship programs for the incoming new joiners to ensure a smooth onboarding process.

Madison volunteered for the Sports Plus Charity in Maryland for almost 10 years as a swim coach and camp counselor. Sports Plus is an award winning 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that provides instructional sports, swim, camp, social and pre-employment training programs to children, teens and young adults with mild to moderate autistic spectrum disorders and other disabilities. While volunteering with Sports Plus and as the HR Director for RSV Pools, Madison collaborated with the founder of Sports Plus to create an innovative internship program. They partnered with JSSA and the Maryland State Department of Education to hire students with disabilities for entry level jobs. The program was a success and served as a blueprint for many similar programs in the state.